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Overhaul Of Zatope Rotonda Making Progress

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The Ministerio de Obras Publicas y Transportes (MOPT) – the folks who maintain our roads and promise to get rid of all congestion (or at least part, though they never explain which part), published the following photos on the process of the work on the Rotonda de las Garantia Sociales (Zapote rotonda).

This is all great.

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However, driving around the country, there is still a great lack of attention and maintenance of the existing roads network.

 

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