Lima-Chosica Train: López Aliaga Asks Boluarte to Replace the Mtc Minister for "Obstructing"

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Rafael López Aliaga asks President Dina Boluarte to replace MTC Minister César Sandoval for "obstructing" the construction of the Lima-Chosica train.

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El Comercio learned undisclosed details of the meeting that took place to address solutions to the railway project and that evidenced the differences between the MTC and the Municipality of Lima regarding the deadlines of the operations.

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The Metropolitan Municipality of Lima formally asked President Dina Boluarte to “evaluate” the permanence of the Minister of Transport and Communications, César Sandoval, after his statements against the viability of the Lima–Chosica train project. Through a letter, the municipality expressed its “strongest rejection” of what was affirmed by the holder of the MTC, who pointed out that there is no possibility of operation in the short term. Mayor…

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Former Congressman Yonhy Lescano Ancieta harshly criticized the mayor of Lima, Rafael López Aliaga for sending a document to the President of the Republic to ask for the evaluation of the tenure of the minister of transport and communications. López Aliaga sent a trade to Dina Boluarte, requesting that the permanence of Minister César Sandoval be evaluated, for his “obstructionist behavior and attitude”, after the holder of the MTC stated that i…

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There will be nothing left of the promise of the mayor of Lima, Rafael López Aliaga, that this year the passenger train from Lima to Chosica will circulate with the locomotives and the wagons that he brought from the United States. MORE INFORMATION: Dina Boluarte insists that daily he invents denunciations with “Chungy stories”During the technical table that addressed the viability of the Lima-Chosica Train, a project that López Aliaga promotes …

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The Minister of Transport and Communications, César Sandoval, ruled out a white march from the Lima-Chosica train. The owner of the sector explained that there are no security conditions for this.