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Peru | 20 November, 2009 [ 11:11 ]
Peru: Housing Minister asks people of Ica "to be patient."
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Peru's
Housing Minister arrived in Ica along with the Deputy Minister David Ramos, and after hearing complaints from the villagers, he asked them "to be patient."
Representatives of the Federación de Pueblos Jóvenes (the Shanty Towns' Federation) were complaining about the slowness of construction after 2007 earthquake that hit Ica, Chincha and Pisco.
"The government has the willingness to help you, in the rebuilding of the zone, but there is not enough funding. Rebuilding cannot be done at once; it is a long process to be done in the best way," he said.
After talking briefly to the residents of the zone, Sarmiento Soto went to the district San José de los Molinos to supervise works done on sewage systems and water supply.
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Isabel Guerra
Peru's
Housing Minister arrived in Ica along with the Deputy Minister David Ramos, and after hearing complaints from the villagers, he asked them "to be patient." Representatives of the Federación de Pueblos Jóvenes (the Shanty Towns' Federation) were complaining about the slowness of construction after 2007 earthquake that hit Ica, Chincha and Pisco.
"The government has the willingness to help you, in the rebuilding of the zone, but there is not enough funding. Rebuilding cannot be done at once; it is a long process to be done in the best way," he said.
After talking briefly to the residents of the zone, Sarmiento Soto went to the district San José de los Molinos to supervise works done on sewage systems and water supply.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
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2 Comments
# mericorps says :
20 November, 2009 [ 14:27 ]
Is he kidding?
The peruvian government should be so ashamed of themselves over how they have handled Earthquake clean-up and assistance. Inhumane.
# Viracocha says :
20 November, 2009 [ 18:21 ]
I agree, Mericorps....the planet donated millions for these poor people, and I guess that not all of it has been spent...or maybe is in some global bank earning interest , but not for them I suspect.Add your comment
Bloody disgusting.
I did read that it took a while to sort out who owned what land etc etc...but really...for two years !!
It has been out of the headlines for a while too,thus motivation to appear correct and accountable in the world's & Peruanos eyes has diminished,I suspect.
Get on with it !!
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