Socio-territorial segregation and public investment as a way to reduce it
Abstract
The socio-territorial segregation has been one of the central problems of Latin America, which over time has deepened instead of diminishing, in that sense the States have carried out different strategies to reduce and improve the conditions of the population, in this investigation The public investment of Chile is analyzed, specifically that of the Metropolitan Region, its actors, its obtaining mechanisms and its scope in relation to the reduction of socio-territorial segregation are analyzed.
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