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Transportation | 7 October, 2009 [ 11:29 ]
Peru: Investors from China, Brazil and Spain interested in Lima's Electric Train
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Peru's Transports and Communications Minister, Enrique Cornejo, said that investors from China, Brazil and Spain are interested in becoming in charge of the impending works for the completion of Lima's electric train.
The minister announced that his administration wants to get the bases for the public contest ready for today, so that within a week the tenders should be delivered, and the winners would be announced later this month.
He added that the winner will be in charge not only of the infrastructure, but also of the wagons and electrical system, as well as the line operations.
The Andean Corporation for Development (CAF) approved recently a credit of $ 300 million to complete these works, and according to Cornejo, this would accounts for 55% of the total estimated project cost.
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Isabel Guerra
Peru's Transports and Communications Minister, Enrique Cornejo, said that investors from China, Brazil and Spain are interested in becoming in charge of the impending works for the completion of Lima's electric train. The minister announced that his administration wants to get the bases for the public contest ready for today, so that within a week the tenders should be delivered, and the winners would be announced later this month.
He added that the winner will be in charge not only of the infrastructure, but also of the wagons and electrical system, as well as the line operations.
The Andean Corporation for Development (CAF) approved recently a credit of $ 300 million to complete these works, and according to Cornejo, this would accounts for 55% of the total estimated project cost.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
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2 Comments
# SA says :
8 October, 2009 [ 05:34 ]
Correct me if I am wrong but didn't the government do thia last year and then cancell at the last minute?
The existing train is in disrepair and sometimes runs from VES to Surco if it runs.
# Carlos Benavides says :
24 October, 2009 [ 04:51 ]
China and Brazil Yes,Add your comment
spain NO.
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