A cabinet reshuffle has occurred following Minister Trinidad Steinert's public statement that she had not anticipated being asked to present a concrete security plan, prompting the head of state to replace her despite initial reluctance to restructure the team.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast removed Security Minister Trinidad Steinert and Government Spokesperson Mara Sedini in a cabinet reshuffle occurring just over two months after his inauguration, marking the fastest ministerial adjustment since the country's return to democracy in 1990. The move follows a sharp decline in presidential approval to around 40% and a rise in public disapproval to 60%.