Infrastructure and logistics developments across Latin America

Various infrastructure and logistics developments are underway across Latin America. In Argentina, the construction of the Autopista del Valle de Lerma is progressing, with the first section expected to open by the end of the year to improve connectivity and flood prevention. Additionally, terracing works on Cerro Hermitte have reached 50% completion to prevent landslides in the Médanos neighborhood.

In Honduras, rehabilitation works have begun on the CA-13 highway near Elixir to replace damaged asphalt and improve driver safety. In Ecuador, cleaning and dredging operations are being conducted on the Portoviejo River to mitigate risks associated with the potential El Niño phenomenon.

In Costa Rica, the MOPT is investigating whether a landslide on Route 32 was caused by recent seismic activity in Coronado. Meanwhile, in Chile, a new bus route (Line 3EV) has been launched in Metrenco, connecting rural communities to urban sectors to improve accessibility and dignity for residents.