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Urban infrastructure management in Argentina and Chile

Overview

Municipalities in Argentina and Chile have initiated projects to remove obsolete telecommunications and electrical cabling to enhance urban landscapes and public safety.

In Luján, Argentina, authorities are working with the Electric Cooperative and Telecom to dismantle decommissioned infrastructure in the city center, specifically targeting unused telephone lines and old lighting between Colón and 9 de Julio streets.

In Viña del Mar, Chile, the municipality is implementing a plan under the ‘Chao cables’ law to organize aerial space. The telecommunications company GTD has removed approximately 13,000 linear meters of unused cables. Mayor Macarena Ripamonti noted that the initiative aims to improve the city’s image and reduce hazards to residents during severe weather conditions.

Entities

Luján · GTD · Panamericana Norte · Municipality of Realicó · Macarena Ripamonti

Timeline

  1. 21 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Municipalities in Argentina and Chile remove obsolete urban cabling

    Cities in Argentina and Chile are removing obsolete electrical and telecommunications cabling to reduce visual pollution and improve public safety in urban areas.

  2. 22 days ago

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Sources

canaln.pe · diariodelujan.com · impactoinformativo.com.ar · radiofestival.cl