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Bolivian transporters report economic losses and losses due to blockades in Chile
The president of the Departmental Chamber of Transportation of La Paz (Cadetran), Álvaro Ayllón, said that more than 700 trucks are waiting in Arica and Iquique for the solution of the problem, since each day of blockade represents a loss of one million Bolivians for heavy transport.
The protest by Chilean carriers against the increase of fuels paralyzes the accesses to the ports of Arica and Iquique and affects the import and export operations.
The union said that more than 700 trucks are being held in Arica and Iquique due to the demonstrations and listed the losses of Bolivian transport in one million Bolivians a day.
La Paz, Nov 12 (Prensa Latina) In the midst of the national strike of carriers in Chile for three days, more than 700 trucks from Bolivia remain blocked in that territory, with millions of economic losses, reported today sources of the sector. The post Report more than 700 trucks from Bolivia stranded in Chile first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The first secretary of the Heavy Transport Federation, Nelson Carrillo, reported this Thursday that at least 700 trucks are stranded in Arica and Chile three days, due to a blockade installed due to the rise in the price of fuel in the neighboring country. The leader reported that so far they have not received help from the Bolivian authorities.
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