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Neighbors of the Seismographic Quarter Demonstrated During the Opening of the Book Fair

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Neighbors of the Seismographic neighborhood demonstrated this Thursday afternoon at the XIII International Commodore Book Fair to demand housing solutions for those affected by the landslide of Cerro Hermitte. Mayor Othar Macharashvili was booed during the opening speech. Hours earlier, spokespeople of those affected had advanced that they would manifest at all public events in the city, after not finding the answers expected at the last meeting…
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Neighbors of the Seismographic neighborhood demonstrated this Thursday afternoon at the XIII International Commodore Book Fair to demand housing solutions for those affected by the landslide of Cerro Hermitte. Mayor Othar Macharashvili was booed during the opening speech. Hours earlier, spokespeople of those affected had advanced that they would manifest at all public events in the city, after not finding the answers expected at the last meeting…

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ADNSur broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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