DLA.- After a car fell into a huge hole last weekend, in the town of La Grita in the Jáuregui municipality of Táchira state they are worried about the poor road condition at the main entrance to the capital of that Andean town.
Darío Ramírez, who assured that he visits the municipality constantly, indicated that for approximately a year and a half this important road has presented problems such as lifting asphalt and poor sewer gratessignificantly affecting the flow of agricultural products and limiting the access of people and visitors to this population.
“We call on Mayor Juan Carlos Escalante to take action, just as he is doing with Plaza Las Delicias, which he is restoring and has not finally completed that work. We consider that it is a priority to improve the asphalt of the road. main character of La Grita,” he said.
For Ramirez It is urgent that the pending works be completed and the process of improving road infrastructure begins to guarantee the safety and comfort of the inhabitants and visitors of that population that constantly receives visits from tourists.
He stated that there have been no road accidents in the area, however, drivers have to slow down to avoid damage to vehicles.
He said that the population of La Grita expects a prompt response from the local authorities, as they believe that there must be roads in optimal conditions that contribute to the well-being of that town.
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**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Darío. There has been quite a stir in La Grita recently regarding the poor road conditions. Can you tell us more about what led to your concerns?
**Darío Ramírez:** Thank you for having me. Last weekend, a car fell into a significant hole on the main road entering La Grita, which really highlighted the dire situation we’ve been facing for over a year and a half now. The asphalt has lifted badly, and the sewer grates are in disrepair. This not only endangers drivers and passengers but also disrupts the flow of agricultural products and access for visitors.
**Interviewer:** That sounds quite serious. What impact has this had on the local community and economy?
**Darío Ramírez:** It’s been considerable. The poor road conditions make it difficult for farmers to transport their goods to market, which ultimately affects their income and the local economy as a whole. Furthermore, the unsafe roads deter visitors, reducing tourism and the revenues it brings to the town.
**Interviewer:** You’ve mentioned the mayor, Juan Carlos Escalante, in your calls for action. What specific changes do you hope to see from his administration?
**Darío Ramírez:** We are urging Mayor Escalante to prioritize the maintenance and repair of the main road. We appreciate his efforts to restore Plaza Las Delicias, but we believe that addressing the road conditions is even more urgent. A safe, well-maintained road is essential for both residents and visitors, and it needs to be tackled immediately.
**Interviewer:** As a frequent visitor to the municipality, how do you believe the repair of the roads will affect La Grita in the long term?
**Darío Ramírez:** Improving the road conditions would be a game-changer for La Grita. It would enhance the safety and accessibility of the area, encouraging more visitors and allowing local farmers to thrive. Ultimately, it could lead to a revitalization of the economy and a better quality of life for residents.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Darío. Your insights on the issues facing La Grita are invaluable. We hope to see positive changes in the very near future.
**Darío Ramírez:** Thank you for having me. We’re hopeful that our voices will be heard and action will be taken.
