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Fines 1 out of 5 stars on Google Posted July 2026 (approx.) 2 reads

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Glad you're sharing this video. Just one clarification: this event was not organised by management, but by neighbours in the tower who coordinated to make it happen.

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Glad you're sharing this video. Just one clarification: this event was not organised by management, but by neighbours in the tower who coordinated to make it happen. In fact, they are now trying to impose a $13,500 fine on one of the neighbours involved, even though the event was visible to everyone, was filmed by management themselves and later used for promotion. It would be good to clarify what the official position is: was the event something the community enjoyed and that was even promoted on social media, or was it conduct that warrants a financial penalty? Could you explain to us how it is justified to promote an event on social media and at the same time punish the person who made it possible? That opens up another conversation that you probably don't want to have publicly either. By the way, I appear in this video and was never asked for consent for my image to be used in a promotional post.

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Qué bueno que compartan este video. Solo una precisión: este evento no fue organizado por la administración, sino por vecinos de la torre que se coordinaron para hacerlo posible. De hecho, ahora se pretende imponer una multa de $13,500 a uno de los vecinos involucrados, a pesar de que el evento fue visible para todos, fue grabado por la propia administración y posteriormente utilizado para promoción. Sería bueno aclarar cuál es la postura oficial: ¿el evento fue algo que la comunidad disfrutó y que incluso se promovió en redes, o fue una conducta que amerita una sanción económica? ¿Nos podrían explicar cómo se justifica promover un evento en redes y al mismo tiempo castigar a quien lo hizo posible? Eso introduce otra conversación que probablemente tampoco les convenga tener públicamente. Por cierto, aparezco en este video y nunca fui consultada para que mi imagen fuera utilizada en una publicación promocional.

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