2023-04-25 11:41:41
This Tuesday, April 25, the Autopista Riccheri is completely cut off due to a protest carried out by neighbors of a settlement. The cut is carried out in both hands, although at times they free up some lanes.
The cause of the manifestation is the lack of electricity supply in a settlement Located near kilometer 19.2 of the highway that connects the Buenos aires city with the Ezeiza International Airport.
The latest traffic report states that the cut was total in both directionss, which caused strong delays to the city of Buenos Aires from kilometer 24 onwards. Meanwhile, the hand delays to Ezeiza were felt from kilometer 17.
To this panorama must be added that the road is wet, a product of the rains that took place during the early hours of the morning and the first hours of the day. That is why they recommend driving with caution. Among the recommendations there is also one that targets those passengers who must take a plane: The best thing to do is leave with extra time to get to the airport safely.
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The demonstration began yesterday, when residents blocked the highway with barricades and burning tires. The police went to the scene to try to disperse the protest, but the demonstrators they stood firm in their claim.
The traffic cut on the Riccheri Highway has generated significant traffic delaysespecially at peak hours from this Monday. The same scenario is repeated this Tuesday from early in both directions, with which the difficulties to reach the city of Buenos Aires and the Ezeiza International Airport continue to be high.
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While, the situation in the area remains tense, and the residents have announced that they will continue with the protest until the service is restored. “Municipality, light is a right,” reads one of the posters that they displayed in the cut, where there are burning tires and wood.
The background of the conflict
In the last few hours, it became known that the protesting neighbors are “hung” from the electrical service and the municipality requested, for security reasons, that the company cut off the service.
According to Nora Acosta, a transit journalist, the settlement to which the protesters belong is not urbanized because there Aboriginal remains were found.
“The ‘Tres Ombúes’ community affirms that the plots are located in a sacred site, a cemetery that would house ancestral archaeological remains. Therefore, rather than urbanize the objective would be to evict those who occupy the place. Meanwhile, the conflict continues and more land is occupied,” he commented in Twitter.
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