Four Peruvian agencies defended toll roads as vital infrastructure funding, just as the top court weighs cancelling another concession's charges.
Key Facts
—The defence. Four state bodies issued a joint statement backing Peru toll roads as essential infrastructure funding.
—The signatories. They were the finance and transport ministries, road regulator Ositrán and investment agency ProInversión.
—The trigger. The Constitutional Court is weighing whether to cancel tolls on another highway concession.
—The case. A citizen challenged a southern route, arguing there is no toll-free alternative road.
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