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‘The Works Were Necessary, but I Feel They Are Going Very Slow’: Intervention in Bogotá Street Hits the Sales of the Businesses of the Centenario Neighborhood, in the South of Guayaquil

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“People used to arrive in cars, park, pick up their order and leave. Now they don’t have a way in and they don’t buy anymore.” Amanda Solórzano summed up the impact the Bogota Street intervention has had on the sector’s businesses.

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“People used to arrive in cars, park, pick up their order and leave. Now they don’t have a way in and they don’t buy anymore.” Amanda Solórzano summed up the impact the Bogota Street intervention has had on the sector’s businesses.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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El Universo broke the news in Guayaquil, Ecuador on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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