The article examines the potential territorial impact of Boyacá’s planned rail connection with Bogotá and Cundinamarca. It argues that the railway should be approached not simply as transport infrastructure, but as a broader regional development strategy. The key challenge is to ensure that improved connectivity strengthens local employment, services, productive activity and quality of life rather than turning Boyacá’s municipalities into commuter or “dormitory” towns dependent on Bogotá.
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