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Medellín Voters Decide: 0.5% Property Tax Hike for Metro Expansion
The October ballot asks voters across Medellín's comunas whether to raise property taxes by 0.5 percent to extend Metro lines toward Itagüí and Envigado.
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The October ballot asks voters across Medellín's comunas whether to raise property taxes by 0.5 percent to extend Metro lines toward Itagüí and Envigado.
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property
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wellness
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culture
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property
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Politics
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