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Comfandi Spends More than $20 Billion in Subsidies for the Immediate Care of Its Affiliates, Following the Earthquake that Affected Cali and the Valley

There are more than 9 billion in financial relief, through emergency loans and accompanying plan for financial stability.

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Comfandi Spends More than $20 Billion in Subsidies for the Immediate Care of Its Affiliates, Following the Earthquake that Affected Cali and the Valley

There are more than 9 billion in financial relief, through emergency loans and accompanying plan for financial stability.

1 hour ago·Bogotá, Colombia

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Comfandi Spends More than $20 Billion in Subsidies for the Immediate Care of Its Affiliates, Following the Earthquake that Affected Cali and the Valley

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