César Ruiz Díaz
César Ruiz Díaz is the president of the Centro de Empresarios de Transporte del Área Metropolitana de Asunción, a key figure in the transportation sector in Paraguay. He has been vocal about the challenges facing public transport, particularly criticizing the government's failure to uphold agreements made with transport operators. Ruiz Díaz has highlighted issues such as outdated buses and insufficient service frequency, warning that these problems could lead to a significant decrease in operational buses and ultimately affect public transportation accessibility for citizens.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz confirmed the suspension of the technical table regarding the fare.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz was asked by the Minister of Economy to read the agreement he signed.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz is the president of the Center of Entrepreneurs of the Metropolitan Area who accused the government of failing to pay transport subsidies.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz, the president of Cetrapam, criticized the government for its lack of internal coordination and failure to comply with a subsidy agreement.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz is the head of Cetrapam who signed the note regarding the subsidy payment.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz, representative of the Center of Entrepreneurs of Transport of the Metropolitan Area, expressed that the guild supports the public transport reform proposal presented by the Ministry of Public Works and Communications.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz is the president of the Metropolitan Transport Entrepreneurs Center who supports the reform but raised concerns about the draft.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz is a representative of Cetrapam who expressed conformity with the terms agreed upon with the government.
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Paraguay:
César Ruíz Díaz, the president of the Centro de Empresarios del Transporte del Área Metropolitana, indicated that there is a 50% chance of lifting the strike after the government subsidy payment.
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Paraguay:
César Ruiz Díaz, the representative of Cetrapam, expressed that transporters could accept a partial payment of the subsidy.
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