AUDIO MARCELINO INAUGURACION SAN MIGUEL

El teniente alcalde Ing. Marcelino Bustamante agradeció a las autoridades y pobladores de estos caseríos por el apoyo que brindaron durante la ejecución de la obra, manifestó además que a pesar de algunas dificultades que se presentaron en los paces por parte de los de propietarios de parcelas quienes en un principio mostraron resistencia, estos obstáculos fueron superados gracias la buena voluntad de los mismos parceleros quienes vieron que era de vital importancia la apertura de esta vía de comunicación.

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