RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Uruguay's International Land Transport Chamber (Catidu) is analyzing blocking the Libertador General San Martín international bridge connecting Fray Bentos (Río Negro) with Gualeguaychú (Argentina), as well as other bridges linking the two countries, to demand compensatory measures for the sector, currently declared to be "in crisis."
The trucking entrepreneurs argue that they are at an "unfair disadvantage" with competitors from the neighboring country due to the exchange rate difference, among other factors, and that the Uruguay government must therefore take "action on the matter," as it pledged to do months ago, according to . . .
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