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Colombian infrastructure and connectivity projects
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Colombia is undertaking significant infrastructure developments to improve regional connectivity and environmental integration. One major project involves the construction of the Túnel del Toyo, also known as the Túnel Guillermo Gaviria Echeverri. This 9.73-kilometer tunnel is part of a 40-kilometer corridor designed to connect the Valle de Aburrá with the Urabá region, reducing travel times between Medellín and the Caribbean coast. Additionally, the government has launched the ‘Vía Milagro’ project, a dual-carriageway connecting Santa Marta and Barranquilla. Described as the country’s first ‘green-grey infrastructure’ project, it aims to combine road connectivity with the ecological restoration of 17,000 hectares of mangroves through hydrological reconnection between the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta and the Caribbean Sea. Progress on the Vía Milagro project has continued, with President Abelardo De La Espriella convening high-level meetings involving transport and environmental authorities to accelerate the execution of this corridor.
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