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Sudetenland Tales
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shortages and ecological disorder since "they bring plants that they identify as beautiful or beneficial that can cause ecological damage in the area since they could be invasive species."
"Another very important problem is the purebred dogs. People buy them or adopt them and when they grow up they abandon them. So a pack is generated that begins to prey on local species," he exemplifies.
Gentrification and housing in the eye of authorities
To counteract gentrification and its effects, the Congress of Mexico City approved a series of reforms to the laws of Tourism, Housing and Reconstruction promoted by the interim head of Government, Martí Batres.
Among the measures, published in the Federal Official Gazette on October 3rd, is the cap on annual increases in rental prices, which now cannot exceed the inflation recorded by the Bank of Mexico.
The modifications to the Housing Law also contemplate the creation of an electronic platform for landlords to register mandatory contracts for immediate authorization within the first 30 days after signing.