Bajos de Mena is an urban sector located in the southwest of Puente Alto commune, at the southernmost end of Greater Santiago in Chile. It is a neglected sector of the city of Santiago, with a lot of poverty and overcrowding population. It has about 140 thousand inhabitants, but it lacks various services such as pharmacies, bank branches, among others. It is almost exclusively made up of social housing built under the government of Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle in the 1990s. These characteristics led to the denomination of the "largest ghetto of Chile".
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| - Bajos de Mena is an urban sector located in the southwest of Puente Alto commune, at the southernmost end of Greater Santiago in Chile. It is a neglected sector of the city of Santiago, with a lot of poverty and overcrowding population. It has about 140 thousand inhabitants, but it lacks various services such as pharmacies, bank branches, among others. It is almost exclusively made up of social housing built under the government of Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle in the 1990s. These characteristics led to the denomination of the "largest ghetto of Chile". (en)
- Bajos de Mena es un sector ubicado en el extremo surponiente de la comuna de Puente Alto en Santiago de Chile. Se trata de un sector postergado de la ciudad de Santiago, de mucha pobreza y hacinamiento poblacional. En 2012 poseía cerca de 140 mil habitantes, pero carece de varios servicios como farmacias, sucursales bancarias, entre otros. Está casi exclusivamente constituido por viviendas sociales construidas bajo el gobierno de Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle en los años 1990. Estas características motivaron la denominación del «gueto más grande de Chile». (es)
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| - Bajos de Mena is an urban sector located in the southwest of Puente Alto commune, at the southernmost end of Greater Santiago in Chile. It is a neglected sector of the city of Santiago, with a lot of poverty and overcrowding population. It has about 140 thousand inhabitants, but it lacks various services such as pharmacies, bank branches, among others. It is almost exclusively made up of social housing built under the government of Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle in the 1990s. These characteristics led to the denomination of the "largest ghetto of Chile". In the mid-2010s, this situation gradually began to improve thanks to a comprehensive plan for the sector, which included the creation of the Juan Pablo II Park inaugurated in 2013, the construction of the 66th Carabineros police station inaugurated in 2017, and the demolition and removal of buildings and debris from Villa El Volcán, for the construction of a civic center instead. Due to its large population -similar to cities such as Curicó and Punta Arenas-, its geographic isolation, its lack of services and a considerable distance of 5 km to the civic center of Puente Alto -which is also the most populated commune in Chile-, there are proposals for the sector to achieve communal independence, in conjunction with neighboring parts of La Pintana and San Bernardo. (en)
- Bajos de Mena es un sector ubicado en el extremo surponiente de la comuna de Puente Alto en Santiago de Chile. Se trata de un sector postergado de la ciudad de Santiago, de mucha pobreza y hacinamiento poblacional. En 2012 poseía cerca de 140 mil habitantes, pero carece de varios servicios como farmacias, sucursales bancarias, entre otros. Está casi exclusivamente constituido por viviendas sociales construidas bajo el gobierno de Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle en los años 1990. Estas características motivaron la denominación del «gueto más grande de Chile». A mediados de la década de 2010, esta situación comenzó gradualmente a mejorar gracias a un plan integral para el sector, que incluyó la creación del Parque Juan Pablo II inaugurado en 2013, la construcción de la 66º comisaría de Carabineros inaugurada en 2017, y la demolición y remoción de edificios y escombros de la Villa El Volcán, para la construcción de un centro cívico para el sector. Debido a su gran población —similar a ciudades como Curicó y Punta Arenas—, su aislamiento geográfico, su falta de servicios y una considerable distancia de 5 km hasta el centro cívico de Puente Alto —que además es la comuna más poblada de Chile—, existen propuestas para que el sector logre la independencia comunal, en conjunto con sectores colindantes de La Pintana y San Bernardo. (es)
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