Bolivarian Government advances rehabilitation on the San Cristóbal-Rubio highway in Táchira

Published at: 09/11/2026 05:19 PM

The Bolivarian Government is making progress in rehabilitation on the San Cristóbal-Rubio highway, as part of the road improvement being carried out in the state of Táchira, which is the road that connects these Andean municipalities.

The rehabilitation is carried out specifically in Local 009, Puente de Oro sector of the Capacho Viejo municipality, just as Troncal 5 was also fixed in previous weeks.

The crews and technical teams deployed at the site have carried out the topographic redesign and alignment of 20 meters of ditches, reported the Venezolana de Televisión website.

In addition, work of extending and shaping material for the protection and stabilization of the embankment, together with the channeling and dredging of approximately 750 linear meters of the sector's ravine.

In this way, in terms of road adaptation, asphalt pavement is cut and technical excavation are carried out to correct and optimize the slope of the section, managing to eliminate the discontinuity that affected the vehicle passage.

In addition, the teams are continuing the tasks of draining the lagoon to reduce risks of erosion and flooding in the area.

This arrangement carried out in the state of Táchira directly benefits nearly 2,500 inhabitants and drivers who travel daily through this strategic road artery, which also connects with Colombia, restoring optimal conditions of safety and traffic flow between San Cristóbal and Rubio.