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One Year After the Intervention in Meiggs: Santiago Highlights the Eradication of 5,000 Awnings and More than 1,600 Informal Posts

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The mayor of Santiago said that now comes a new stage in the intervention of the neighborhood, which will be focused on improving the environment of the recovered sector.

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With an activity organized by the merchants and leaders of the sector themselves, the Municipality of Santiago commemorated the first year of intervention in the According to the balance sheet of the municipality, the recovery plan allowed to combat significantly the crimes in the area, reducing the critical polygon from 28 to 15 blocks. For this purpose they contemplated ... Continue reading "5 thousand awnings and 1,645 informal posts eradicat…

·Concepción, Chile
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The mayor of Santiago said that now comes a new stage in the intervention of the neighborhood, which will be focused on improving the environment of the recovered sector.

·Las Condes, Chile
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The entry UDI President retracts and announces support for the security reform of Kast; new president of the Broad Front asks to form progressive coalition, and Santiago reports eradication of five thousand awnings in Meiggs was first published in CIPER Chile.

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La Tercera broke the news in Las Condes, Chile on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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