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Pichincha Prefecture refused to clear road where soldiers were ambushed

Published on June 27, 2022

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The Ministry of Transport and Public Works reportedly asked the Pichincha Prefecture at least 3 times to clear the Mitad del Mundo-Río Blanco highway. The Middle of the World-Río Blanco Road has been blocked for several days by protesters who support the national strike, despite the fact that the Prefecture has […]

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