US EditionWalking Through Victoria in the Rain: a Race of Obstacles that No One Planned. - the News of Malleco, the Daily of the Province Region of Araucania
David Lagos Walking through the streets of Victoria on rainy days is, frankly, an odyssey. The sidewalks become slippery traps, the streets are transformed into makeshift rivers and pedestrian crossings are no longer safe to turn into risk zones. But this is not just an inevitable consequence of the weather. This reality speaks of something deeper and more worrying: the lack of urban planning with a long-term vision and empathy towards those who…
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David Lagos Walking through the streets of Victoria on rainy days is, frankly, an odyssey. The sidewalks become slippery traps, the streets are transformed into makeshift rivers and pedestrian crossings are no longer safe to turn into risk zones. But this is not just an inevitable consequence of the weather. This reality speaks of something deeper and more worrying: the lack of urban planning with a long-term vision and empathy towards those who…
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