Bolsonaro Government To Invest R$ 220 Million In Bridge Construction Project Between Porto Xavier (RS) And San Javier, Argentina

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 21/10/2022 at 11:54

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The Construction Project of a Bridge Linking the Cities of Porto Xavier (RS) and San Javier, in Argentina, Will Ensure the Integration of the National Market with That of the Neighboring Country. The Brazilian Government Will Invest R$ 220 Million in the Works Plan.

Ensuring commercial integration with neighboring countries is the main objective of the Federal Government for Brazil regarding the economy of Latin America. For this Friday, (21/10), a construction project is being developed to build a bridge linking Porto Xavier, in Rio Grande do Sul, to San Javier, in Argentina. The main goal of the venture is to ensure market growth for both regions. To this end, an investment of R$ 220 million will be made by the Brazilian government.

Bridge Linking Porto Xavier and San Javier Will Count on Million-Dollar Investment for Its Construction, Which Will Begin in 2023

The construction project of the bridge linking Porto Xavier to the Argentine region of San Javier has achieved another major milestone.

This past Tuesday, the regional superintendent of the National Department of Transportation Infrastructure (Dnit), Hiratan Pinheiro da Silva, signed the contract for the construction of the structure over the Uruguai River in Santo Ângelo.

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The Construction Project for the New Bridge Has Been Circulating in the National Congress for a Few Years but Should Be Completed by 2026

Although it is currently accelerating, the project for the bridge between Porto Xavier and San Javier has been circulating in the National Congress for a few years.

In 2017, an investment of R$ 81 million was allocated to the project. However, in 2018, R$ 56 million was reallocated for the duplication of BR-116, between Guaíba and Pelotas.

The construction of the bridge then seemed difficult to realize, but the mayor of Santo Ângelo, Jacques Barbosa, who is president of the Missions Municipal Association (AMM), believes that the situation has changed in the current market.

He mentioned that the current bidding process has all the licensing and executive project necessary for the construction of the bridge, thus ensuring greater ease in moving it forward.

The executive also highlighted that the bridge will provide a viability for grain flow through the ports here in Argentina, about 250 kilometers away from here.

Thus, the national government’s million-dollar investment will yield benefits to the gaucho market over the coming years.

Bolsonaro Government To Invest R$ 220 Million In Bridge Construction Project Between Porto Xavier (RS) And San Javier, Argentina

The Construction Project of a Bridge Linking the Cities of Porto Xavier (RS) and San Javier, in Argentina, Will Ensure the Integration of the National Market with That of the Neighboring Country. The Brazilian Government Will Invest R$ 220 Million in the Works Plan.

Bridge Linking Porto Xavier and San Javier Will Count on Million-Dollar Investment for Its Construction, Which Will Begin in 2023

The Construction Project for the New Bridge Has Been Circulating in the National Congress for a Few Years but Should Be Completed by 2026

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Bolsonaro Government To Invest R$ 220 Million In Bridge Construction Project Between Porto Xavier (RS) And San Javier, Argentina

The Construction Project of a Bridge Linking the Cities of Porto Xavier (RS) and San Javier, in Argentina, Will Ensure the Integration of the National Market with That of the Neighboring Country. The Brazilian Government Will Invest R$ 220 Million in the Works Plan.

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