The mayor of Puente Piedra expects the Rutas de Lima toll agreement to be canceled: “It divides the area in two”

Mayor of Puente Piedra, Renan Espinozahe said he hoped that this Thursday, January 19, Municipal Council of Lima – after voting “for” – to begin the procedure for invalidating long-distance communications agreements with Lima routesafter Mayor Rafael López Allaga indicated they would seek to collect tolls.

In an interview with RPP Noticias, the mayor of the district felt that there were many reasons to opt for the abolition of this fee without facing international litigation from the company. As an example, he cited the failure to complete the interchange between Trapiche and Panamericana Norte.

“There are many activities that Lima routes it did not end in a conclusion, like some inclusive bridges. Therefore, it is necessary that Lima take advantage of the reservations, since there are penalties in any contract, and that this contract can be terminated and resolved unilaterally, ”he said in a dialogue with Everything is known.

Likewise, Espinoza called detrimental losses A stone bridge because “it divides the area into two parts, and we have no possibility of detours.” He even questioned the need for Serenazgo vehicles to pay for travel from one location to another within the district, as well as garbage trucks.

“To go from one point to another within A stone bridge they pay a fee. This is also a very bad sign of a lack of empathy from the company. Lima routes from the desire to collect. We are talking about 4, 5 garbage trucks and 10 or 11 Serenazgo cars, we are not talking about a super park. These are signs that irritate the population,” he reproached.

“Permanent complaints from society. Not all private traders, but they understand that in our district there are cuts and taxation: only Puente Piedra, Ancon and Santa Rosa pay tolls, and the main work is done in other districts. even pay the fare, and we need two hours to get to the center of Lima,” he added.

Metropolitan Council will evaluate the initiative to collect tolls

A few days ago, the mayor of Lima, Rafael López Allaga, announced that next Thursday, January 19, he would present the initiative before Metropolitan Council reestablish duties by the capital.

As he clarified, at the meeting he will require unanimity in the voting for the implementation of his proposal. He added that those who do not vote for his initiative will be “on the side of corruption.” In addition, he indicated that he analyzed contracts for paid services and came to the conclusion that not all of them are protected.

Earlier, Rafael López Allaga announced that his leadership will review concession contracts that made it possible to establish duties in the city, despite the fact that as municipal candidate said he would announce nullity contracts.

During a press conference held at the Municipal Theater of Lima, burgomaster He pointed out that the previous management, which began with Jorge Muñoz and ended with Miguel Romero, left him a legacy of a number of “International Awards”.

A) Yes, Lopez Allaga He also said that his administration already has legal opinions to start the process. revisionwhich includes the implementation of alternative routes to toll roads established in the capital.

“We are going to review duties, because, unfortunately, the previous leadership leaves us with international awards. We have alternatives to negotiate, I will give you one: the alternative routes that are provided in concession contracts”He told the media.

“We will sit down to negotiate with the current dealers who have won awards internationally against the population of Lima, knowing even more that dealers They are tainted with corruption,” he added.

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