The company’s president, José Alberto Velez, Argos is looking towards further developments in the region. "Ending cement production in the city is not to leave Barranquilla, on the contrary, it will strengthen the relationship. In the north of the city, there are several planning initiatives. Argos has approximately 700 acres to develop," said Velez.
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