Abstract

The right to be forgotten is a recent legal discussion, both in Chile and in comparative law. National doctrine and jurisprudence have had the opportunity to argue about its reception (or not) in the Chilean legal system. This paper takes two steps back from this scenario and analyzes, from a constitutional perspective, about the reception from the right to be forgotten and its effects on the Chilean bills of rights. The paper concludes some useful matters on the implementation of the new data protection law for this topic. © 2025 Universidad de Talca. All rights reserved.