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Rural Electrification That Transforms Lives: More Than 2,000 Residents of Quehue in Canas Will Finally Have Access to Electric EnergyFirm commitment to returning dignity and opportunities to the communities of the region. The Cusco Regional Government is steadily executing the rural electrification project in the district of Quehue, province of Canas with an investment of more than 8 million soles. The transcendental work will mark a before and after for more than 2,000 residents of 40 rural sectors who for decades waited for access to safe and quality electrical energy.
The favored peasant communities are: Chaupibanda, Chiaraje, Pampayllacta, Curupampa, Huinchiri Bajo, Machaccoyo, Chitipampa, Huancara, Huascapampa, Osccolloni, Patancapampa. Likewise, Patancapampa, Ccomayo Huaycco, Ccomayo Alto, Chiaraje, Leccotera Barrio Chirocollo, Machaccoyo, Rosaspata Yanahuara, Barrios Altos.
Also, Chitipampa, Hatun Tucsa, Huancara, Huascapampa, Isullani, Manura, Patancapampa, Pulpera, Ttuyo, Jachapucro, Quenqomayo, Chaupibanda Alto and Pampayllacta.
In this way, the arrival of the primary and secondary network service to Quehue is not only infrastructure but also social justice that will allow the educational activities of children to be promoted, energize the productive and commercial ventures of families and provide greater public security in rural homes.
In this regard, the regional manager of Energy, Mines and Hydrocarbons, Merciano Basilio Pelaez, representing the governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, reported that the project already registers a physical progress of 35% in the work of lifting poles and laying networks. The political will of our authority is clear: not to stop public investment spending where the population needs it most. This work includes the installation of 76 kilometers of primary and secondary electrical networks, public lighting and 310 home connections, projecting its completion for December of this year, the official explained.
For his part, the district mayor of Quehue, Walter Oroche Quispe, recognized the social impact of the work and expressed the deep gratitude of his jurisdiction to the Regional Government and highlighted that the project fulfills a historical desire that will reactivate the local economy.
