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Housing crisis adding pressure on family breakdowns

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A serious knock-on effect of the region’s housing crisis is more families finding themselves with nowhere to go when crisis strikes.
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Housing Crisis in Antofagasta: More than 15,800 Families Live in Camps

A serious housing crisis has settled in the Antofagasta Region. According to the National Cadastre of Camps 2024–2025, developed by TECHO–Chile, more than 15,800 families currently live in informal settlements, representing a growth of more than 700% compared to 2013. The phenomenon, far from being transitory, has consolidated in communes such as Antofagasta, Calama, Taltal and Tocopilla, where there are currently 154 active camps, many of them …

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Housing crisis adding pressure on family breakdowns

A serious knock-on effect of the region’s housing crisis is more families finding themselves with nowhere to go when crisis strikes.

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Augusta-Margaret River Times broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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