Costa Rica: Environmental Approval for Road to CaribbeanPresident Solis has personally announced that the environmental impact study for the expansion to four lanes of Route 32 to Limon has now been approved by the environmental authority.Monday, December 5, 2016
Almost two months after the National Environmental Technical Secretariat (SETENA) rejected the study as "flawed and incomplete", the institution has now granted the approval, according to President Luis Guillermo Solís through his own social networks. Source: Crhoy.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Costa Rica: Environmental Study for Road to Limon RejectedOctober 2016 The Environmental Impact Study for the extension of Route 32, which will cost $495 million, has shortcomings in form and substance, and does not include geotechnical or and social impact studies. Costa Rica: $465 million Road Project AcceleratedJune 2016 The Chinese construction company CHEC will finance the cost of the environmental impact study in order to unfreeze the project to expand 100 kilometers from San José to Limón. Costa Rica: Chinese Dragon Spits FireApril 2015 Although the Minister of Public Works had demonstrated his confidence that there would not be increased costs in the road project to be built by the Chinese company CHEC, an announcement has now been made that there will be increases and they will be "substantial". Costa Rica: Deadline to Sign $395 million Chinese Loan ExtendedJune 2014 China Harbour Engineering Company has accepted a request by the Solis administration to extend the signing a loan to be used for the extension of the road going from San José to the Caribbean.
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