San Carlos To
Have Its Highway
In 36 Months
The residents of
San Carlos have
been waiting a
long time, but
soon they will
have their road,
or at least that
is the latest in
a series of
promises by
former
governments.
San Carleños on
Saturday heard
Fransicos
Jiménez, the
ministro de
Obras Públicas y
Transportes (MOPT),
like the words
of former MOPT
ministers, that
the road to
conenct San José
with the northen
community will
be a reality
during this
administration.
The minister
assured that the
road, that will
cost us$179
million dollars,
will be finished
within the next
36 months.
The road, if
built as
promised, will
be four lanes
and will have
bridges that
allow traffic to
move in both
directions at
the same time.
Jiménez
explained that
the delays are
due to
expropriation
problems.
Traffic to and
from San Carlos
and San José is
now by a tow
lane road that
includes a
series of bridge
not wide enough
to allow two way
traffic.
However, many
San Carleños are
skeptical of the
latest promises,
for they have
heard them
before. |
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