In the capital of Cardenal Caro there is joy because you will soon be able to improve your quality of life with this million-dollar investment.
A historic investment of more than 39 billion pesos was recently approved by the Plenary Session of the Regional Council (CORE) of O’Higgins, in session No. 372, which was chaired by the regional governor Pablo Silva Amaya and had the favorable approval of the all of the regional councilors.
After the meeting, Silva thanked the Regional Council and the commission that analyzed the project. “It is the largest investment we have had in the history of the Regional Council, with special emphasis on the capital of the Province of Cardenal Caro. “We are very proud and happy about this news, which will improve the quality of life of the inhabitants of Pichilemu in a noticeable way (….) we continue working to improve the quality of life of all the inhabitants of the region,” stated the head of O’Higgins.
The project, prior to going to a plenary vote, was analyzed and voted on by the Social and Public Safety Commission of the Regional Council. Its president, Jacqueline Jorquera Reinoso, noted that “we are happy and proud. This gigantic investment gives dignity to the residents of Pichilemu, as well as to all vacationers. Today we need to have a Pichilemu, which is the capital of surfing, with conditions to receive the residents of the region, as well as visitors. Happy and proud that the investment reaches the most remote places of our beloved region.”
PICHILEMU AUTHORITIES
Regional councilor Tamara Monroy stated that with the approval of resources “we are breaking the dynamic that has been going on for years. Indeed, the investment has remained concentrated in previous periods in Rancagua, San Fernando and Santa Cruz, and today we see that the Governor prioritized this (…) it is a million-dollar investment, a substantial advance for the commune.”
Core Jorge Vargas González, also representative of Pichilemu and the Province of Cardenal Caro, stated that “Pichilemu is celebrating. Only words of gratitude to the Regional Council, to Governor Pablo Silva who, in a historic decision, has ordered his will so that we have approved 39 billion, which provides a comprehensive solution to a demand felt by the commune of Pichilemu,” he indicated. he.
Mayor Cristian Pozo expressed his happiness for the approval of resources. “On behalf of the commune and each of the Pichileminos and Pichileminas, thank the Regional Council, especially Governor Pablo Silva Amaya for putting this tremendous initiative on the table, and the Plenary Session of the Regional Council.”
The mayor added that “the effect that this investment will generate in Pichilemu is tremendous, not only because of the infrastructure, but also in terms of improving the quality of life of all residents. I once again thank you for all the effort, and also thank my Secplac team, who have been working for many years and today are consolidated with the largest investment in the history (of the commune),” stated the highest authority of Pichilemu.
Other investments for the region
In addition to the sewer project for Pichilemu, the plenary session of the Regional Council approved other regional initiatives.
This is the increase in the budget for the construction of the Family Health Center (Cesfam) in the El Manzano sector, Las Cabras commune, for an amount of 84 million pesos. Another initiative that saw the green light was the one that will go to the aid of entrepreneurs affected by the Marchigüe Harvest fire, where 252 million pesos were approved to support 54 small entrepreneurs affected, in a work that the Regional Government is carrying out in jointly with Sercotec, Corfo and Fosis.
Finally, 519 million were approved to carry out the designs of the projects “Improvement of Calle Concejal Raúl Marín, commune of Coltauco”, “Improvement of Hernando de Magallanes Axis, Pichilemu”, and the projects “Expansion of Rural Drinking Water Service El Roble to the sector Los Romeros, Graneros” and “Ross Park Improvement, Pichilemu commune”.
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