Overview
- The PP, which won a Wednesday vote in the Senate's regional affairs commission, advanced a motion for an immediate moratorium with PP-led coastal regions present in support.
- The text urges a halt to all shoreline boundary cases and to Government actions of reversion, occupation, expiration of concessions, and demolition tied to those cases.
- The motion must now go to the full Senate for final validation, and the Government has not yet set out its response.
- Recent Newtral data estimates 86,426 homes sit inside the state-owned maritime–terrestrial zone, leaving owners at risk unless past concessions are extended or rules are revised.
- The Coastal Law defines the public shoreline and, after boundary updates known as deslindes, lets authorities order restoration that can include tearing down buildings that fall inside the protected zone.