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Jujuy provincial land and housing administration

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2026-08-22 23:37 UTC → 2026-08-24 12:31 UTC · added removed

Officials from the Secretariat of Territorial Planning and Habitat (SECOTyH) met with deputies in the Jujuy Legislature to coordinate the management and regularization of provincial fiscal lots. The discussions focused on addressing housing issues and land tenure through cooperation between the provincial government and local municipalities. Key initiatives include legal actions against the illegal sale, rental, or usurpation of state-owned land. The SECOTyH detailed mechanisms for the transparent adjudication of recovered plots to families registered in official records, specifically targeting settlements established before 2015. Furthermore, officials reported on the ‘Mi lote, en regla’ program, which aims to provide definitive property deeds to families meeting specific habitability and payment requirements. In a separate development in Tilcara, the local mayor is facing scrutiny following reports of a one-hectare fiscal lot being transferred to a private individual without a public tender or consultation with the Deliberative Council. Local officials have requested reports from various agencies and indicated they may pursue criminal charges to ensure transparency regarding the use of municipal assets.

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  1. 2026-08-24 12:31 UTC Jujuy provincial land and housing administration
  2. 2026-08-22 23:37 UTC Jujuy provincial land and housing administration

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