As plans are advanced to reinstate the Paraguayan capital’s railway, communities who live on the disused tracks and in the surrounding area are protesting the move, which would see them displaced and forced to move to the outskirts of Asuncion. The railway has been out of service since 1999, and many families who were forced from their homes during the 1983 Paraguayan River flood, have settled along the central stretches of the track.
Tras marcar un hito del transporte público en la historia del país, el Metro de Panamá cumple su primer año de servicios impactando de manera positiva la vida cotidiana de sus usuarios.
