Carretera amazónica expone el dilema climático de las elecciones en Brasil

Bloomberg15 October 2026, 12:36 UTCBrazil

¿Puede una carretera cambiar el futuro del Amazonas? La mejora de la BR-319 promete nuevas oportunidades para la región, pero atraviesa zonas vulnerables a la ocupación y la tala ilegal. El proyecto también se ha convertido en un tema electoral en Brasil. (Source: Bloomberg)

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