It was followed by a second contract in Barranquilla in 1996 and more concessions in the next years in Santa Marta, Tunja, Montería, Palmira, Girardot, and Riohacha.
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In Palmira (220,000) and Girardot(100,000), full coverage was achieved for both water and sewerage.
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