US EditionAtlántico Aqualia Assumes Public Service of Aqueduct and Sewerage in Villa Olímpica, Galapa: the Community Requests Socialization of the Operator
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The Spanish company will serve more than 25,000 inhabitants with its services. However, these have doubts about tariffs, investments and service.
Aqualia has just taken a new step in its growth strategy in Colombia with the incorporation of Villa Olímpica, in Galapa, metropolitan area of Barranquilla, into its model of operation.
Aqualia has taken a new step in its growth strategy in Colombia with the incorporation of Villa Olímpica, in Galapa, metropolitan area of Barranquilla, into its model of operation. This area is projected as a key pole of urban and industrial development in the Colombian Caribbean. Through this new operation, Aqualia will provide distribution and sanitation services to a population of more than 25,000 people, consolidating a comprehensive managem…
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