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Bolivia's leftist government is preparing a state takeover of the country's three biggest airports, currently run by a subsidiary of Spain's Abertis, a local newspaper reported on Friday. The airports serve the main cities of La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. Daily newspaper La Razon quoted Fernando Azuga, technical director of state-run airport authority AASANA, as saying the subsidiary, SABSA, had "not invested adequately". No one at AASANA, which runs the Andean country's other airports, could be reached for comment, and government officials declined to comment. AASANA would take control of the three airports that have been managed by SABSA since 1997, according to the newspaper report. SABSA's managing director, Anthony Alicastro, said the company had not been contacted by the government. Jun 28, 2008

 

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