Overview
- Nearly two months after the national announcement, work is limited to one 10‑km portion of Tramo IV.2 between Ernestina and National Route 205, with only two dredges operating.
- The two inactive subsegments include the key hydraulic bottleneck, leaving producers in Roque Pérez, 25 de Mayo, Lobos and Navarro reporting little to no relief from flooding.
- The Consejo Asesor warns the government’s one‑year execution pledge for Tramo IV.2 is unattainable unless all three fronts are opened at once.
- Talks with the Subsecretaría de Recursos Hídricos have yielded no concrete decisions, and organizations are considering renewed itinerant protests.
- The council questions transparency around the National Water Infrastructure Fund, saying it exceeds 190 billion pesos at Banco Nación while contractors remain unpaid for debts under 20% of that amount.