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Sahagún: the Land of Political Power Where Water Remains a Privilege – larazón.co
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For decades, Sahagún has been considered the political epicenter of the department of Córdoba. From its streets have emerged congressmen, ministers, ambassadors and figures with national influence. But, paradoxically, in the same municipality where decisions are made that impact the country, its own inhabitants continue to suffer one of the most elementary deficiencies: the lack of continuous, efficient and dignified drinking water. In Sahagún, …
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