Summer is in the Coast, even for the claims agenda. The state of the rural roads was one of the central topics of this 2025 in the productive interior, and now it also arrives, in the hottest months of the year, to the municipality of General Alvarado, which has its headquarters in Miramar. There, a group of producers, tired of not seeing a machine pass "for 20 years" and not even knowing what works the money they pay in the concept of Road Tax is destined for, have just initiated legal actions against the local government. In the same way as seen in other Buenos Aires localities, such as Henderson, Bolívar, Daireaux, or Baradero, the judicial presentation, filed last Thursday, December 11, is a request for access to public information. Thus, it demands that the municipality disclose how the collection is used and why, if the area has nothing to do with the Buenos Aires floods, the rural roads are equally "impassable." "The district is very abandoned. Everything depends on the ...