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Tired, as the inhabitants of Silos, Mutiscua and Pamplona describe themselves, faced with the abandonment of the road that connects the latter municipality with the department of Santander, they assure that, on this section, there are several sectors “that look like tertiary roads.”
David Montañez, representative of the No To Toll committee, assured that they are asking the national government for a commission that sits with the community to explain the future of this road, delegates who sit with the region’s farmers and learn about the problems that the road entails. abandonment of this important axis.
At the moment, since the early hours of this Tuesday, February 20, intermittent blockades have been in place in the municipality of Mutiscua. However, the community assures that, if there is no prompt dialogue with the national government, the blockade will be total.
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“A government commitment is needed and a clear response from entities such as the ANI and the National Highway Institute – INVIAS” said the leader, who also questioned the money that is collected from the three tolls on the Cúcuta – Pamplona highway and whose collection would not be reflected in the works.