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A City Was Built 2,000 Meters in the Andes on Such Steep Terrain that Its Streets Gave Way to a Huge Central Staircase

What you will see Why a mining company decided to build an entire city in the Andes. Why the land made it impossible to drive or another vehicle with wheels. As the central staircase organized the urban layout of the city. How many people came to live in this city and what happened to it...

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A City Was Built 2,000 Meters in the Andes on Such Steep Terrain that Its Streets Gave Way to a Huge Central Staircase

2 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil 2 days ago on Saturday, October 10, 2026.

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