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Argentine transport and infrastructure advocacy

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In Argentina, local ombudsmen and advocacy groups have raised concerns regarding public transport and road infrastructure. Initially, officials in Paraná and Pilar focused on transparency and resident protections, with calls for better information on bus schedules and guarantees that residents would not lose toll exemptions during the transition to the ‘Free Flow’ intelligent tolling system. This focus on infrastructure costs intensified as the National Committee for the Defense of Road Users (CONADUV) criticized significant toll increases on highways in the Province of Buenos Aires. The organization characterized hikes of 9 to 23 percent on highways such as Buenos Aires-La Plata and Route 6 as a “revenue-raising adjustment” that benefits ~~concessionaires~~ concessionaires, specifically AUBASA, rather than improving road quality. Resistance to infrastructure changes has expanded to include localized protests. In Azul, the group Vecinos Autoconvocados de Azul has organized demonstrations against the installation of a new toll booth on National Route 3 at kilometer 290, a measure linked to a concession granted to the company Corresur. Additionally, these residents have expressed demands for the construction of a highway.

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