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Español: La torre Sur de la Ciudadela San Martín tiene 40 pisos y mide 123 metros. Fue diseñada en los años 1960 por el arquitecto Fernando Martínez Sanabria e inaugurada en 19701 con el nombre de Caja de Sueldos de Reiro de la Policía, pues tenía como fin rentabilizar las inversiones de esa entidad. |
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| Author | Felipe Restrpo Acosta |
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