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The Ministry of Housing and Urbanism and Santiago Government agreed to proceed with the park's opening. MINVU will take over maintenance after the Regional Metropolitan Government completes its work and approves it. This development helps improve public green spaces for local residents.
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The flood that hit Las Condes highlighted ravines and slopes in the Metropolitan Region prone to mass movements. An academic explained the causes and vulnerable locations.
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Máximo Pavez was in Rapanui when the emergency occurred in the eastern sector of the capital. He communicated with local authorities regarding coordination for the Quebrada Honda overflow. Later, he addressed questions about his absence, detailing the institutional response system.
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The Ministry of Housing and Urbanism and the Santiago Government reached an agreement to continue with the Metropolitan Park South Cerro Chena and advance its opening. Following the meeting, it was agreed that MINVU will assume maintenance once the Regional Metropolitan Government finishes the works and approves the project.
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