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Two Weeks After the Structural Fire in Plaza De Armas: Why Could the Building Be Uninhabitable?

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More than two weeks after the fire that seriously affected a building located just steps from the Plaza de Armas, in Santiago, the mayor, Mario Desbordes, acknowledged that the building could be declared uninhabitable, depending on the results of a technical report still under development. In statements to El Mercurio, the communal chief explained that access to the building—opened in 1956 and designed by the modernist architect Emilio Duhart—wi…
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Two Weeks After the Structural Fire in Plaza De Armas: Why Could the Building Be Uninhabitable?

More than two weeks after the fire that seriously affected a building located just steps from the Plaza de Armas, in Santiago, the mayor, Mario Desbordes, acknowledged that the building could be declared uninhabitable, depending on the results of a technical report still under development. In statements to El Mercurio, the communal chief explained that access to the building—opened in 1956 and designed by the modernist architect Emilio Duhart—wi…

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CNN Chile broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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