Victims of the earthquake in Junín have not yet received all the housing units promised by Keiko Fujimori's government
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Three months following the July 18 earthquake, families affected in the Huancayo and Chupaca provinces of Junín, Peru, have yet to receive the full allotment of temporary housing promised by the government. President Keiko Fujimori had committed to providing 500 temporary housing modules for the victims, but only 116 units have been delivered to date.
Separately, in Lisbon, Portugal, protesters led by spokesperson João Veloso have occupied the Rossio square demanding government intervention in the housing market. The demonstrators are calling for rent caps and the withdrawal of the new tenancy law to address housing affordability issues.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on unfulfilled government housing promises to earthquake victims in Junín.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Lisbon)Reports on protestors demanding rent caps and housing market intervention in Lisbon.
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