Urribarri guaranteed transit bridges
The governor of Entre Rios said Sunday that the crossing of the bridges of Colon and Concordia "is completely guaranteed." He warned they will take "actions" to prevent any blockage of assembly. Relac: 0 -> Multi: 0 ->
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Governor of Entre Ríos, Sergio Urribarri (PJ), said today that the bridges over Columbus Concordia binational "fully guaranteed" and warned they will take "actions" to prevent any blockage of assembly, including " escort the travelers. " In that regard, he said that "it is impossible to allow ten to fifteen people or less, which do not represent the cities of Columbus or Concordia, cut off the step" toward Uruguay. Urribarri said that "eighty percent of Entre Rios are calling for the lifting of cuts, because cutting Gualeguaychú" against the Botnia pulp mill in Fray Bentos works, "made to be a suitable tool for protest. "The governor renewed his criticism of the court of the route to Uruguay by Gualeguaychú environmentalists, saying his province" has been seriously damaged "by this form of protest." Entre Rios has been damaged seriously by the courts and I mean cuts of all kinds. Are damaging to the entire community, "said the governor told Radio Mitre. He said that" the only thing that has been achieved, beyond news to occupy some space, is to eat hundreds of jobs and Argentine province of Entre Rios. "He added that the cut "is also eating the future of one of the largest development corridors potential of Argentina and Latin America, as in the Uruguay River. "The court Gualeguaychú has its own dynamics and are every day trying to deal with persuasion. And step by Colón and Concordia is fully guaranteed by the government and any attempt to disrupt the way, we will take all actions, if necessary we will escort travelers, "he said." The court has no such strategy type of revenue, but Gualeguaychú isolates, which generates good news for its carnival, but all that image comes down to the issue of the cuts. A log lying across the path can not be the paradigm of the fight, that does not work, "he said. He clarified that still has "hopes that in Gualeguaychú is seriously thinking in the community and not within the scope of the Assembly, where some members with very extreme positions." He recalled that the national government "appealed to the International Court in The Hague" and "nevertheless emphasizes the courts." "What's the point?" He asked, adding: "The cuts are a provocation."
taken from "The voz.com.ar"
