Proponents of a light rail-tram project have presented details to the government. The initiative would utilize a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model for the first stage of development. This initial phase is estimated to cost US$787 million and encompasses the construction of two lines. The project aims to improve transportation within the metropolitan area. Details were shared with *El País* newspaper, outlining the project's scope and funding strategy. This marks a renewed push for the train-tram system, intended to address urban mobility challenges. Further government review and approval are now needed to advance the proposal.