US EditionDozens of Venezuelan and Colombian migrants were evicted from a building in Colorado
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Some 50 migrant families, mostly from Venezuela and Colombia, began to be evicted this Friday from an Aurora building, east of Denver (Colorado-U.S.), by court order. Whispering Pines apartment complex, three-story and 48 units, has suffered a prolonged abandonment by its owners, CBZ Management, which allowed “criminal activities” of gang members, according to the Mayor. Last August, the city of Aurora declared the building “uninhabitable” after…
23-11-24.- Near 50 migrant families, most of them from Venezuela and Colombia, began to be evicted this Friday from a building in Aurora, east of Denver (Colorado-U.S.A.), by court order. Whispering Pines apartment complex, three floors and 48 units, has suffered...
Some 50 migrant families, mostly from Venezuela and Colombia, are in a critical situation after being evicted on Friday, November 22, from an apartment building in the city of Aurora, Colorado (USA).The Whispering Pines apartment complex, which housed dozens of families, has been declared uninhabitable due to the precarious conditions in which it was located. READ ALSO: BIDEN'S NEW MOVEMENT IN MIGRATORY SEARCHING THE TRUMP DEPORTATION PLAN The d…
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Some 50 migrant families, mostly from Venezuela and Colombia, began to be evicted this Friday from an Aurora building, east of Denver (Colorado-U.S.), by court order.The three-story, 48-unit Whispering Pines apartment complex has suffered a prolonged abandonment by its owners, CBZ Management, which allowed "criminal activities" of gang members, according to the Mayor.Last August, the city of Aurora declared the building "uninhabitable" after det…
Some 50 migrant families, mostly from Venezuela and Colombia, began to be evicted this Friday from an Aurora building, east of Denver (Colorado-U.S.), by court order. Whispering Pines apartment complex, three-story and 48 units, has suffered a prolonged abandonment by its owners, CBZ Management, which allowed “criminal activities” of gang members, according to the Mayor. Last August, the city of Aurora declared the building “uninhabitable” after…
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