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Italy's transport minister said bridge could be in use by 2032.

Italy's transport minister said bridge could be in use by 2032.

The Italian government on Wednesday approved a controversial €13.5 billion project to build a massive suspension bridge connecting the island of Sicily to mainland Italy.

The governmental economic planning committee CIPESS gave the green light to what would be the world's longest suspension bridge, spanning the 3.3 kilometres over the Strait of Messina.
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supersnipe · 61-69, M
Vedere per credere...I don't know about Italy, couldn't possibly comment, but if that were in the UK....behind scedule and over-budget. The only relief is that they can't stop halfway, like they did with HS2. They will have to finish it.
sylvsn59 · 61-69, M
If you believe that then you don't know Italy.

 
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