Pierina Medina, the Regional Coordinator of the Superintendencia de Insolvencia y Reemprendimiento in Ñuble, presented the Insolvency Law at the II Barter and Trades Fair organized by the University of Biobío's Student Federation in Chillán. She explained the Concursal Procedures for Debtors and MIPEs, focusing on the Renegotiation Concursal Procedure under Law 21.563. This procedure allows debtors to gather all creditors in one place to propose a general payment solution, with professional assistance from the Superintendencia. Successful completion of the renegotiation extinguishes, annuls, or restructures the obligations from the involved credits.

The Superintendencia de Insolvencia y Reemprendimiento (Superir) participated in the 'MovilizaDOS' service fair organized by the División de Organizaciones Sociales in Puente Alto. Marco Lagos from Superir explained the requirements and process for the Renegotiation Procedure, which is a voluntary, free, and administrative process aimed at restructuring personal debts with new payment terms or asset liquidation.

Around 20 women from the Talcahuano Household Heads Program participated in an informative session on the Insolvency and Re-entrepreneurship Law's Concursal Procedures and the Economic Advisory of the SME Statute. Mauricio Aguayo from the Superintendencia de Insolvencia y Reemprendimiento highlighted opportunities for individuals and small entrepreneurs to manage debt through insolvency declarations. Participants learned about the benefits and requirements of these procedures through a workshop on debt renegotiation.

Macarena Espinoza Mansilla, the Regional Coordinator of the Superintendencia de Insolvencia y Reemprendimiento (Superir) O'Higgins, conducted a talk titled 'Legal Alternatives for Debtors' for teachers at San Antonio del Baluarte School in Rengo. The session aimed to deepen understanding of the legal framework, focusing on the requirements and documentation for the Concursal Procedures under Law No. 21.563. Espinoza explained the renegotiation process, highlighting its voluntary and free nature, and the role of the Superintendencia as a facilitator between debtors and creditors. She also outlined the criteria for a Simplified Liquidation, emphasizing the law's alignment with Chilean socio-economic realities and international best practices.

The Regional Office of the Superintendence of Insolvency and Re-entrepreneurship in Antofagasta welcomed Pietro Astudillo Adaros, a law student from the University of Antofagasta, for an internship. This initiative is part of a collaboration agreement aimed at providing students with practical experience in public administration. Pietro will focus on learning about insolvency procedures and assisting in user services. The agreement, established in 2023, aims to enhance student involvement in regional activities and promote the Insolvency Law.

The Superintendencia de Insolvencia y Reemprendimiento and Conupia have signed an agreement to promote simplified insolvency procedures for micro and small businesses in Chile. This partnership aims to disseminate insolvency regulations among Conupia's members and provide support for debt management. The agreement is seen as a significant step towards helping small businesses manage debt efficiently and affordably. Key figures from both organizations expressed their commitment to working together to support small business owners across the country.

Cynthia Masías Pérez has been appointed as the new Regional Coordinator for the Superintendency of Insolvency and Reemprendimiento in the Coquimbo region. She will work alongside Marcelo Araya to strengthen strategic initiatives and manage conciliation procedures. Cynthia, a lawyer with a background in various legal fields, expressed enthusiasm for her new role and aims to contribute significantly to the institution.

A Community Preventive Fair was held in Iquique, organized by the National Service for the Prevention and Rehabilitation of Drug and Alcohol Consumption and the Presidential Regional Delegation of Tarapacá. The event aimed to bring services closer to the community, focusing on health, drug and alcohol prevention, rights, diversity, culture, and debt management. The Superintendence of Insolvency and Re-entrepreneurship participated, offering information on debt renegotiation procedures. The fair is part of the 2024-2030 National Drug Strategy Action Plan, aiming to prevent substance abuse and mitigate associated social and health impacts.

The Superintendencia de Insolvencia y Reemprendimiento (Superir) participated in a service fair organized by the Regional Directorate of the Junta Nacional de Jardines Infantiles (Junji) in Punta Arenas, Chile. The event aimed to provide information on various programs and services. Claudia Téllez, the Regional Coordinator of Superir, shared details about the Concursal Procedures for Debtors under Law No. 21.563, offering guidance on the renegotiation process. The fair targeted Junji staff and their families, emphasizing the role of public services in addressing citizen issues and promoting institutional activities.

Professionals from Peru's Indecopi and Chile's Superir met to define joint activities following the renewal of a five-year collaboration agreement. The meeting focused on sharing competencies and changes in bankruptcy procedures within their respective entities. The alliance will facilitate technical assistance through workshops starting in April, emphasizing experience exchange, management skills, user-focused technology, process optimization, and oversight of bankruptcy and sanctioning procedures.