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Construction of Drinking Water System Begins in El Ticuí with Investment of 17.3 Million Pesos

With an investment of 17.3 million pesos, began the construction of the drinking water system of the town of El Ticuí, municipality of Atoyac de Álvarez,

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Construction of Drinking Water System Begins in El Ticuí with Investment of 17.3 Million Pesos

With an investment of 17.3 million pesos, began the construction of the drinking water system of the town of El Ticuí, municipality of Atoyac de Álvarez,

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