250 long-distance bus companies operate daily to Argentine provinces and neighboring countries, but they only have permits for pre-air transportation and public urban automobile transportation.
They denounce that the Bus Terminal Liniers Stopwhose owner is the owner of the hotel that collapsed in Villa Gesell last October, It is not enabled to function as a medium and long distance bus terminal..
But the collapse of the Dubrovnik Hotel in Villa Gesell put its owner, the businessman, in the spotlight. Antonio Juan Manuel Arcos Cortesalso owner of Parada Liniers.
Arcos Cortes is being investigated for the collapse in Gesell which caused the death of eight people and is prohibited from leaving the country. Even his home and the offices of the company Parada Liniers were raided within the framework of this case. This put City and Nation officials on alert.
According to official documents of the Government Control Agency (AGC) of the City of Buenos Airesthis terminal It is not enabled to operate for medium and long distance buses. However, Parada Liniers has operated as a bus terminal for several years. In reality, in the AGC it appears as a bus terminal station for pre-air transport and for urban public automobile transport.
Those who could act are AGCin charge of Matias Lanusseand the National Transport Regulation Commission (CNRT), whose owner Edgar Rene Perez. Either of the two organizations has the power to supervise and supervise the Liniers Terminal and even close it. For now I continue to function daily.
Bus Terminal Liniers Stop
The company has been operating for more than 30 years. At first, as a ticket sales point, but over time it added transportation, parcel and parcel services. It has 12 docks for parking buses, picking up and dropping off passengers, as well as ticket offices for the main transportation companies.
Currently, more than 250 units operate daily to different Argentine provinces and neighboring countries. Its location is key. It is located on Av. Gral. Paz 10868/76, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Liniers, on the border between the City of Buenos Aires and the west of the Buenos Aires suburbs. It is in a passenger pick-up and drop-off area that concentrates dozens of bus lines, a train station and the bus terminal.
Source: Ambito
