Three Months After 7.5M Earthquake Struck Colombia, "Reconstruction Hasn't Begun"
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Three months after 7.5M earthquake struck Colombia, "reconstruction hasn't begun"
Human rights officials warned on Tuesday that the reconstruction of west Colombia, which was partially destroyed by an August 10 earthquake, fails to show progress. In a statement, the Ombudsman’s Office warned that “difficulties persist in providing assistance to and supporting the recovery of affected communities, particularly with regard to housing, access to essential services, […]
Three months after the earthquake in Colombia, the traces of the tragedy are still visible in the most affected cities. While the government of Abelardo de la Espriella claims to be distributing the "miracle fund" in the country for reconstruction and that the criticisms are only "bad voices", from the disaster zones there is another reality. The victims say they don't see the aid and wonder where the money that the executive and local governmen…
When 90 days after the earthquake, the institution notes the lack of budget and the difficulties of those affected in accessing the aid
Three months after the earthquake that struck the country last August 10, the Ombudsman's Office warned that the problems in the care of the victims continue. According to the entity, many families have not been able to access the rent subsidies, health services, education or humanitarian aid needed to recover the affected communities.
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