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Given as a target, not a fixed date, per the pin description: "…ecting Chiloé Island to mainland Chile. Estimated date.…"
BioBioChile (a Chilean outlet) reports competing official estimates: the minister projecting the bridge "se entregaría en octubre de 2028" (October 2028) while the incoming minister suggests 2029-2030 given post-construction certification, bracketing the pin's stored June 2029 estimated date.
BNamericas, an English-language Latin American trade-press outlet, reports the Chacao Bridge's handover is expected in October 2028, corroborating the pin's existing reference from the Chilean public works ministry that the bridge is targeted for 2028.
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“conectará Chiloé con el continente”
“2029 o incluso en 2030”
