Antioquia Declares Calamity After Earthquake
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The Antioquia government in Colombia has declared a state of public calamity following an August 10 earthquake to expedite reconstruction efforts. The region is also projected to see economic growth exceeding the national average in 2026.
Antioquia declares public calamity after August 10 earthquake, earmarking millions for reconstruction
- The Antioquia government has declared a state of public calamity to expedite aid and funding for earthquake recovery. - An initial investment of 38 billion pesos is planned to repair damaged homes, schools, hospitals, and infrastructure. - The August 10 earthquake affected 107 municipalities, damaging over 4,000 homes and numerous public buildings and infrastructure.
Antioquia's economy to grow 2.8% in 2026, exceeding national average, says Medellín Chamber of Commerce
- Antioquia's economy is projected to grow by 2.8% in 2026, surpassing the national average of 2.5%, according to the Chamber of Commerce of Medellín. - Growth drivers include a rebound in goods expor…
Antioquia government and private sector launch pilot reconstruction after earthquake
- Antioquia's government and private sector are launching a pilot reconstruction program in Andes and Ciudad Bolívar, the most affected municipalities by a recent earthquake. - The earthquake caused d…
Three Consecutive Earthquakes Shake Colombia's Chocó and Antioquia
- Three consecutive earthquakes struck Colombia's Chocó and Antioquia departments in the early hours of August 21, 2026. - The tremors had varying magnitudes and depths, with two being shallow and one…
