Court Cancels Toulouse Castres A69 Construction Project

Court Cancels Toulouse Castres A69 Construction Project

General view of Administrative court of Toulouse, France on February 27, 2025. The administrative court of Toulouse announced on Thursday, February 27, the cancellation of the A69 highway project linking Toulouse to Castres. This decision was contested by the State, which has decided to appeal. Photo by Nathan Barange/ABACAPRESS.COM

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