ing Carrascal residente de obra botijas

Desde los primeros días del mes de mayo arribaron a esta ciudad los vehículos de carga pesada transportando la tubería que se esta empleando en la obra del gran proyecto de san Ignacio como es el Agua, liquido elemento que se tendrá las 24 horas del día en los domicilios de mas de 25 mil habitantes y esto gracias a la gestión del alcalde de San ignacio Lic. Carlos Martínez Solano, quien hizo realidad tan anhelada obra, sueño de miles de san ignacinos.

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