Arica–La Paz railway reactivation plan faces trucker opposition

Bolivia and Chile seek to revive the dormant Arica–La Paz railway, targeting 400,000 tons/year to diversify logistics. Truckers oppose the move, while the central government insists rail and road can coexist. The plan's viability hinges on resolving transport-sector resistance and securing investment.

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