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Philippines pushes rail expansion to fix Manila's broken transport network
South China Morning PostLO·PH·2 days ago
Quito's traditional center is losing its primacy as schools and clubs move to peripheral valleys, signaling a structural urban shift. The relocation forces planners to rethink the city's spatial strategy, though the pace and full extent of the decentralization remain unclear. This matters because it affects infrastructure investment, land use, and service delivery in Ecuador's capital.