Quilombo do Abacatal denuncia demora nas compensações ambientais da Avenida Liberdade em Belém (PA)

A Quilombola community in the greater Belém area of ​​Pará is denouncing the delay in environmental compensation for one of the city's major urban mobility projects. The Avenida Liberdade, which runs through an environmental park in Belém and threatens wildlife and impacts traditional communities, is in its final stages of construction and is expected to begin operations in October, according to the Pará state government. Leaders of the Abacatal Quilombo, one of the traditional communities affected by the project, report that the agreed-upon conditions are not being met with the same speed. See the report by Eraldo Paulino. In a statement, the Department of Public Works (SEOP) stated that construction on the Social Assistance and Reference Center (CRAS) in the Abacatal Quilombola Community is underway and that other projects, such as the construction of a Basic Health Unit (UBS) and the community's cultural and leisure space, which includes a museum and amphitheater, are still in the bidding process. The Secretariat of Infrastructure and Logistics clarifies that the Avenida Liberdade project was extensively discussed in public hearings, with the active participation of the public, local leaders, and representatives of traditional communities. According to the statement, all studies required for licensing were prepared, analyzed, and approved. Visit our website for more news: www.brasildefato.com.br SUBSCRIBE to our channel:    / @brasildefato   SUPPORT BRASIL DE FATO: https://bdf.onl/y/7KTG Instagram: instagram.com/brasildefato TikTok: tiktok.com/@brasildefato_ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/brasildefato Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/brasilfato.bsky.social Threads: threads.net/@brasildefato Facebook: facebook.com/brasildefato