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Forest Fires: No Lack of Silver, No Lack of Management

Summary by El Ciudadano
The fire prevention law was stuck in the Senate for 22 months until the January tragedy and a citizens' campaign with more than 40,000 signatures forced it to vote, and in March it again worked on a joint commission for articles that a group of parliamentarians described as expropriations. That commission did not even manage to sit in August due to lack of quorum, and just a few days ago its own president confirmed the worst: the law will not be…
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The fire prevention law was stuck in the Senate for 22 months until the January tragedy and a citizens' campaign with more than 40,000 signatures forced it to vote, and in March it again worked on a joint commission for articles that a group of parliamentarians described as expropriations. That commission did not even manage to sit in August due to lack of quorum, and just a few days ago its own president confirmed the worst: the law will not be…

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El Ciudadano broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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