Nicaragua Gives 2,000 Families Homes
MANAGUA - Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega presented
2,537 families in the capital with the deeds
to their homes, for a total of 60,000 new
homeowners since 2007.
Ortega gave the "urban documents of title"
during a mass ceremony held on Wednesday
evening in a capital neighborhood, as part
of an important governmental program to
restore rights to the most disadvantaged
people.
Families do not have peace until they have
the title deed of the home they are living,
if not they are at the risk of been
evacuated and the same occurs with country
people, said Ortega highlighting the
importance of the program with great social
impact.
The same occurs in the territories occupied
by indigenous communities in the Caribbean
autonomous regions, where 15 communal titles
have been given so far and there are only 7
left to finish the process.
So far, 13,670 miles have been given to
indigenous people, from 19,883 miles that
are expected to be given in coming year,
Ortega highlighted.
Ortega also highlighted the work of the
Title City Council and the Attorney
Generalâ�Ös Office, because it is not only
about filling out a document of title but it
is also important to demarcate each piece of
land and plot.
From the total of title deed given to the
people on Wednesday, 1,263 were given to
head of the family women.
Ortega announced that Sandinistst Youth
brigades are building more than 2,500 houses
for families living in subhuman conditions.
Solidarity means all Nicaraguan supporting
each other, Ortega declared. |
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