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After Announcing the Creation of a Reserve, Greca Remains Silent on the Future of the Copel Forest
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After signing a protocol to transform the Copel Forest into a Private Municipal Natural Heritage Reserve (RPPNM) in 2018, former Curitiba Mayor Rafael Greca has remained silent since information emerged about a possible development on part of the 47,000-square-meter green space. Most of the land in the Bigorrilho neighborhood was sold after Copel was privatized by the Ratinho Júnior (PSD) administration. Last week, Curitiba Councilwoman Laís Leã…
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