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Infrastructure and road development in Honduras

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The Honduran government, under President Nasry Asfura, launched a $178 million municipal machinery program to decentralize infrastructure development and road maintenance. The initiative aims to provide 2,100 pieces of heavy equipment to the country’s 298 municipalities. An initial $18 million phase will deliver 126 machines to 81 municipalities, focusing on border zones, coffee-producing regions, and areas experiencing extreme drought. To prevent misuse, the government will use telemetry to monitor equipment productivity in real time. In San Pedro Sula, local authorities have implemented traffic diversions in the El Carmen area to accommodate the construction of a new roundabout designed to reduce significant congestion. Furthering regional road development, the government has advanced the bidding process for paving 41 kilometers of road in the municipality of Nahuaterique, La Paz department. This project is divided into two stages: a 31-kilometer stretch from Marcala to Sabaneta and a 10-kilometer section from Sabaneta to Nahuaterique. In Tegucigalpa, the Juan Manuel Gálvez Bridge has reached 65% physical progress. The ~~initiative is~~ installation of the first section of pre-slabs has begun, a method intended to ~~improve connectivity~~ “accelerate work and ~~economic development for several communities, including Cabañas, Sabaneta, Yarula, Palo Blanco,~~ minimize traffic disruptions on the Anillo Periférico.” This bridge serves as a vital connection to tourist destinations such as Valle de Ángeles and Santa ~~Elena. Bids are currently undergoing technical and financial evaluation in Tegucigalpa, with adjudication expected within eight to fifteen days.~~ Lucía.

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