Colombia is set to reshape its urban landscape by ending a long-standing system where social class is defined by neighborhoods. For decades, targeted subsidies have inadvertently deepened economic divides, isolating affluent areas from communities in need.
The president is now spearheading a bold move to dismantle this framework. The planned reforms focus on balancing investments in education, public services, and economic development across all areas, ensuring that every community is empowered to succeed.
This change has sparked excitement among young professionals, students, and social activists, who see it as a significant step toward fostering a more inclusive society. As Colombia rethinks its urban policies, many are hopeful that this initiative will bridge the gaps that have long separated its people. 🚀🌟
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Colombia plans to end social class system based on neighborhoods
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