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The Passage in Santa Cruz Is Maintained, but More than 4,000 Microns Will Stop Circulating Since This Monday
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Urban transport claims for the higher cost of diesel and seeks to define a new tariff by means of a technical study. The government proposes to convert the micros to CNG to avoid an increase of the passage.
After a meeting with representatives of the urban transport sector, the mayor of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Manuel Saavedra, said that the passage is maintained in three Bolivians and the continuity of the service is guaranteed. It was also announced...
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