Press Secretariat: The Press Secretariat reports that installation of the structure of Aerocable station 1 has begun in the Zacamil neighborhood of Mejicanos
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Inicia la instalación de la estructura de la estación 1 de pasajeros del Aerocable, en la colonia Zacamil, distrito de Mejicanos, San Salvador Centro. Este proyecto transformará la movilidad de miles de salvadoreños. Más detalles acá:— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Nov 9, 2026 · 20:01 (El Salvador time)
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The Press Secretariat reports that installation of the structure of Aerocable station 1 has begun in the Zacamil neighborhood of Mejicanos.
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