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San Carlos Withdraws 774 Kilos of Cables in Disuse and Advances in the Planning of the Aerial Line

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The municipality registers 3,929 meters of wire ordered and contemplates 372 points of intervention within the framework of the National Plan of Ordering and Removal of Cables, initiative seeks to reduce the visual pollution, improve the safety and recover the public spaces. A total of 774 kilos of aerial garbage removed and 3,929 meters of cable ordered [...]
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A total of 774 kilos of aerial garbage removed and 3,929 meters of wire ordered are the results recorded by San Carlos to date, within the framework of the National Plan of Ordering and Removal of Cables in Disuse, promoted by the Undersecretary of Telecommunications in conjunction with the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications, which [...]

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The municipality registers 3,929 meters of wire ordered and contemplates 372 points of intervention within the framework of the National Plan of Ordering and Removal of Cables, initiative seeks to reduce the visual pollution, improve the safety and recover the public spaces. A total of 774 kilos of aerial garbage removed and 3,929 meters of cable ordered [...]

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G5noticias broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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