Road works in Paraguay are very slow in their completion, and rightly so.
The argument is that to the extent that they are finished less quickly, and in less time and manner, it is more beneficial for all the actors involved in the works.
Now it is the merchants and the people who live in the Tres Bocas area, where a viaduct was built that should be much more advanced than it actually is; and it is logical, there are a lot of shops that have been closed, people affected in that neuralgic passage that connects the towns of San Lorenzo, Asunción and Villa Elisa.
Our prosecutors would have to be much more severe and act accordingly to prevent us from having to repeat the well-known story of the Metrobús that stopped the entire commercial area of Fernando de la Mora and a large part of the San Lorenzo area for more than two years so that at In the end, absolutely nothing was done.
The slow pace of this type of thing is suspected of acts of corruption, and as such they should have a much more eloquent level of inspection, control, monitoring and sanction than what we are having today.
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The entrance “Work in progress” was first published in The Independent.
