build a piece for his son and fix your house is falling down were some of the testimonies of families benefiting from subsidies to expand the Heritage Program Family (PPPF) of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, which were delivered four populations of the community, both urban and rural areas, benefiting 51 families illapelinas.
The first award was made in Southern New World, a place which was present the Housing Seremi Fernando Herman, Ivan Cisternas Choapa Governor, Mayor of Illapel Denis Cortes Vargas and Deputy Provincial Serviu Mario Ortega, who gave 13 grants managed by the county housing office.
"I'm grateful to all the authorities, because if you saw my house, they would realize that the pure moths have stopped me," said Sergio Veliz South recipient of the New World.
authorities then moved to the population Quiteria María Ramírez, where 10 families received their certificates sector for expansion, who postulated the Social Property Management Entity (EGIS) JUNDEP.
In both the rural sector have benefited the committee Palm Choapa The 11-grants and Tunnel with 17, both committee advised by the municipal Egis by Ivette Esquivel.
Torreblanca In Choapa Lindo Jessica thanked municipal support and said "I'm happy because it will be one more piece and we'll be better off ... and not so close together, will be a happiness for my family."
Jamett also Amable of Socavón said New Millennium "is a dream, because it's something we needed very much. We are very happy. "
As part of a housing policy for illapelinos the Mayor said, "We had the opportunity to share the joy with people of all the sectors concerned. It is gratifying that we have done very well in the issue of resources for improvements and upgrades between urban and rural housing. "
Herman Fernando Meanwhile, Ministerial Regional Secretary said that the grant seeks to "improve the quality of life for families living in these homes." He added that "work with the city left us very quietly, because for us it is an important partner that is generating growth for their people."
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