LOUTOLIM, May 2 -- The villagers of Loutolim haven't forgotten the sleepless nights spent grappling with ways to protect their ancestral agricultural land and the decision to take away this land without considering stakeholders' viewpoints, resulting in hundreds of farmers taking to the streets, weighs heavily on their minds.

The land acquisition process for the proposed new Borim bridge has left a lasting impact, highlighting the need for fair and inclusive decision-making that respects the heritage and livelihoods of those affected.

The revelation that the decision on who to vote for will hinge on this issue in Loutolim reflects a deep concern at rhe loss of identity and livelihoods.

The alignment proposed by the Public Works Departm...