Lagoon dredging approved

Has the work on the sewer plant been completed, Jack? Seems like that would be a good idea before they start dredging.

The work on the sewage treatment plant isn't expected to be completed before next March. And even then, unless they are also planning on rebuilding the other main sewage treatment plant by the Unidad Deportiva then the "new" plant at La Marina will already be obsolete before it even starts working. Currently the plant by the Unidad Deportiva is completely inoperable and is simply pumping its crap to the plant at La Marina, which is also currently inoperable and is simply pumping the crap from both plants (actually 2 plants at each location) into the lagoon.

From the git-go the government has not been telling the complete story to the public, misleading folks into thinking that ROGAZ are the bad guys here, and since the local newspapers are paid off by the government they don't tell the whole story either but instead kiss the ass that feeds.

So if they get the green light the big question will be if they will start right away or wait until tourist season ends in 2 weeks. And once they start will they stop at 23 thousand cubic meters or go ahead with the full 83 thousand cubic meters? If they remove any more and have even the slightest mishap that damages anything, then someone will be risking a 15-year prison sentence, although here in the Paradise of Impunity that might not mean much.