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Greater Territorial Integration for Paruro: Regional Government Accelerates the Execution of the Tincoq - Cusibamba Highway and Reaches 40% Progress to Benefit More Than 6,000 ResidentsFirm commitment to the dignity, connectivity and progress of the province of Paruro. The Cusco Regional Government, through the Regional Transportation and Communications Management, consolidates the policy of a more integrated, productive region with better opportunities for the development of the towns with the execution of the project to improve the CU-120 departmental highway, Tincoq - Cusibamba section.
To date, this work registers a significant 40% physical progress and is strengthened as one of the biggest bets for closing gaps in roads in the Cusco region.
With a strategic investment of more than 96 million soles, the aforementioned road infrastructure will benefit more than 6,000 residents who, for many years, have waited for better access and connectivity conditions.
Currently, rock drilling and blasting work is being carried out, as well as the construction of culverts, speed bumps and retaining walls, actions that will ensure a safe and efficient road.
Likewise, the road project will significantly reduce travel times, facilitate access to basic services and strengthen local productive activities that will boost the family economy.
The regional manager of Transportation and Communications, Fredy Yucra Huanco, pointed out that, at the moment, permanent monitoring of the work is carried out. We are in the territory, together with the population, verifying the progress and guaranteeing that this infrastructure is executed with quality and within the established deadlines, he stated.
For his part, the regional governor, Werner Salcedo Alvarez, specified that development cannot continue to be a privilege of a few sectors. From our management, we work so that the most remote communities also have real opportunities. This highway is a commitment fulfilled with Paruro and with the people of Cusco, highlighted the Cusco authority.
