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Chilean Army Transfers 37-Hectare Land for Social Housing Construction in Lonquimay
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In addition, there are 9,000 homes affected by socavones, of which 350 must be demolished.On the same line, he said that access to housing will not only be given priority to officials of the Armed Forces or police, but also to the general population, adding that “it is not appropriate” for the military branches to do business with their land.“What happens is that the Armed Forces sell these land.
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