Colombian President Launches Plan with the Help of Entrepreneurs to Rebuild Earthquake Epicenter · Global Voices
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With a $1 trillion infrastructure package, funding from the Quibdó Malecón and a new mining regime, the government presented its road map to reactivate the Chocoan economy
Santa Maria Times
Independent EspañolBOGOTÁ (AP) — Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella launched on Monday the plan for the reconstruction of Chocó, epicenter of the devastating earthquake of August 10 that particularly affected the west of the country.
The Colombian government today launched a 'Marshall Plan' to rebuild Chocó, one of the departments most affected by the devastating earthquake of August 10, with measures involving the private sector and will study the viability of an interoceanic canal.
By Elmer Féliz. – The president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, launched on Monday a so-called “Marshall Plan” to rebuild and transform the Chocó, a department that was one of the hardest hit...
Colombia launches an ambitious 'Marshall Plan' to rebuild the Chocó after the devastating earthquake. Private investment, infrastructure and tourism are key to its recovery.
The Colombian government launched a ‘Marshall Plan’ this Monday to rebuild Chocó, one of the most affected departments and epicenter of the great earthquake of August 10, a proposal that involves the private sector and will study the viability of an interoceanic channel.
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