US EditionAlta Guajira Receives 30 Sustainable Housing After Public-Private Partnership
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During the event, attendees took a tour of some of the already inhabited homes. Photo: courtesy Grupo Argos In an event in which nearly 100 people from the indigenous community Kayuswaaralu and Naleep of the upper Guajira, the Grupo Argos Foundation, Cementos Argos, the Santo Domingo Foundation, the Aval Group and the Ministry of Housing, City and Territory celebrated the official delivery of the 30 houses of the Miiroku project, an initiative t…
Deputy Victorense, Katalyna Méndez, proposed to the Legislative Assembly the Initiative to Reform the Political Constitution of the State and the Tamaulipas Housing Act, with the aim of strengthening the right to adequate housing by aligning the construction of housing with the objectives of sustainable development (SDGs), implementing the responsible use of natural resources, materials and technologies that favor the reduction of thermal gain i…
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