Government Begins Eviction of Camp Aconcagua in Colina and Announces New Interventions in Metropolitan Region
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Presidential delegate Germán Codina highlighted the eviction as part of his strategy to recover illegally occupied land, stating that “state aid does not mean allowing usurpation.”
Operation of eviction and demolition in the Aconcagua de Colina take: about 400 families will be withdrawn and social support will be worked for transfers and school changes.
This Tuesday began the eviction of the Aconcagua camp in Colina. More than 900 families will have to leave the land after more than a year of notifications and efforts to facilitate housing alternatives. The operation contemplates social support and measures to protect minors. The mayor of Colina, Isabel Valenzuela, said that “all families, more than 900, were notified. Since the process began, more than a year ago, some residents received finan…
The operation includes social support and rent subsidies for those affected. Authorities seek to protect minors and avoid new occupations in the particular field.
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