Infrastructure projects advance in Santa Fe and Guayaquil

In Santa Fe, Argentina, the provincial government has completed several major infrastructure projects. In the San Cristóbal department, the canalization of Traza Nº 3 is finished, involving 57 kilometers of canal and 60 culverts to improve drainage for 354,000 hectares. Additionally, the Reconquista-Avellaneda Third Way project has reached 20% progress, with the 210-meter bridge over Arroyo El Rey completing its piling phase. Governor Maximiliano Pullaro also inaugurated four new concrete bridges on Provincial Route 98s between Moussy and La Sarita to improve safety and transitability.

In Guayaquil, Ecuador, the municipal administration is executing large-scale urban works. Key projects include the USD 54.5 million Fifth Aqueduct to benefit 500,000 residents, the installation of 109 kilometers of water pipes in Monte Sinaí, and the Los Merinos wastewater treatment plant, which is over 90% complete. Other ongoing efforts include sanitary sewerage expansions in Sergio Toral 1 and Pascuales, alongside new road solutions such as the Avenida del Bombero overpass.