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The Government says it is willing to open the AP-7 to the Rondeños but if the Board pays for it

Summary by Málaga Hoy
Salas states that the autonomous administration, as responsible for the cut road, is the one that must take charge, while they would only be in charge of the administrative process Reopen the A-45 direction Cordoba after the works for the landslides
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The Government says it is willing to open the AP-7 to the Rondeños but if the Board pays for it

Salas states that the autonomous administration, as responsible for the cut road, is the one that must take charge, while they would only be in charge of the administrative process Reopen the A-45 direction Cordoba after the works for the landslides

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Málaga Hoy broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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