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The Conditional Cash Transfer Programs (CCT) are the guiding principle of social policy in Latin America. Mexico, with Oportunidades Program and Chile with Chile Solidario face the phenomenon of poverty they have. Using microdata from household surveys for Mex- ico (2012) and Chile (2011), we calculated the degree of concentration of transfers and also estimate a probit model that seeks to define the effect of the programs on the probability of being poor. The main finding is that Oportunidades and Chile Solidario have an opposite effect; the membership in the program does not reduce the probability of being poor.

PROGRAMAS DE TRANSFERENCIAS MONETARIAS CONDICIONADAS EN MÉXICO Y CHILE: DISTRIBUCIÓN Y MODELO PROBIT DE LA POBREZA