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After Tariff Adjustment Process: Smapa Will Remain the Cheapest Health Care in the Country
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The Municipal Drinking Water and Sewerage Service of Maipú (SMAPA) and the Superintendency of Sanitary Services (SISS) reached an agreement within the framework of the tariff fixing process established by law. The defined adjustment implies an average increase of 3.9%, which will be reflected in the user ballots from July 12, 2026. As a reference, for an average account of $10,000 per month for drinking water and sewerage services, this adjustme…
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