“This proposal was made by the Pichileminian people. In Pichilemu, we have 15,000 inhabitants, and in summer this grows to 100,000, because we receive a lot of foreigner tourists, that love to visit beaches like Pichilemu's.”

— Jorge Vargas González

Jorge Vargas on the creation of a nude beach, in Pichilemu. In "Alcalde de Pichilemu defiende creación de playa nudista", Terra (24 December 2002) http://www.terra.cl/actualidad/index.cfm?id_cat=309&id_reg=221736

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“This proposal was made by the Pichileminian people. In Pichilemu, we have 15,000 inhabitants, and in summer this grows to 100,000, because we receive a lot of foreigner tourists, that love to visit beaches like Pichilemu's.”

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