The 93-page book is available at SantoPan, in Turrialba; on Walter Coto’s social networks and will be on Amazon soon.
A new development paradigm for Turrialba, which contemplates the new realities and needs of the 21st century, is proposed by Walter Coto’s most recent book.
The work presents a medium and longer term vision where traditional and linear development thinking is left behind and a horizon of sustainability is defined, inclusionsecurity, productivity and prosperity using knowledge, promoting a p culturearticipative and de-ideologized, as well as new technologies.
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Everything is based on the method of local and national convenience that he proposed in his book “The method of national convenience and the frustration of ideologies.”
“From this conceptual framework, the content of the book is completed with 20 concrete ideas for the development of Turrialba, and that is what he called ‘The New Turrialba’, a concept that leaders and deputies from the area already use in their political work” commented Coto.
The inspiration to give life to “The new Turrialba: twenty ideas for the development of the canton” was his heart that constantly calls him to propose ideas so that they become projects that stimulate a path towards the prosperity of a beautiful and immensely rich canton.
“It is my spirit of contribution to the town where I was born that inspires me,” he said.
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For Coto, the last eight years were lost in the history of Turrialba and he hopes that the new local authorities will help stop this deterioration.
For him, the greatest challenge What he proposes is to dialogue with IICA and CATIE so that they donate, sell, or exchange land, or even long-term leases to extend the city towards the southeast, which is the only safe and sustainable space to protect the population. against floods.
“My idea is to gradually move the high-risk areas towards a neighborhood territory that is safe. It is a beautiful and bold idea, which involves planning a new Turrialba, a model city for the country and the region, with solar energy, without overhead cables, with large pedestrian spaces, a high-tech free zone, a very spacious green area. in the center of the city, vertical housing, an administrative area,” he commented.
The 93-page book is available at SantoPan, in Turrialba; on Coto’s social networks and will be on Amazon soon.
