'They Are Not Problems of the Valley, They Are of the Whole Country': Dilian Francisca Toro Demands that the National Government Intervene in Blocking the Road to Buenaventura
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The road to Buenaventura completed this Saturday five days blocked by artisanal miners of the community of Zaragoza, who protest against the failure of the National Government to deliver promised mining titles to those who carry out this activity in the area. The accumulated economic losses already exceed 50 billion pesos and the pressure on the authorities grows by hours. The corridor is one of the main logistic axes of the country. Over there …
Mandataria calls for dialogue with miners who are protesting in Zaragoza. Losses amount to $40 billion.
Blockages in Buenaventura. Photo: courtesy Buenaventura completes three days with mobility restrictions. The effects, which began on 19 May, have limited the transit of private vehicles, intermunicipal transport and heavy cargo in the main corridors of access to the main port of the Pacific. Faced with this situation, the Colombian Federation of Logistic Agents in International Trade (Fitac) made a call to the National Government to advance in t…
Blockages on the road to Buenaventura threaten to collapse foreign trade and logistics in the country Agencia Period... Fri, 22/05/2026 - 14:49 The four-day paralysis in the main Pacific corridor generates losses for more than $20 billion.
The union assured that the operating expenses already exceed the advances received by the trips, and increase the costs of feeding
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