The construction company responsible for the FIU pedestrian bridge that collapsed in 2018 and killed six people reached an agreement with insurers to pay more than 42 million dollars to the victims, local media reported Thursday.The firm, Magnum Construction Managemnt, formerly known as Munilla Construction Management (MCM), and which earlier this year filed for bankruptcy, has reached this agreement that represents a step forward in litigation brought by the families of the six victims and of the survivors due to the events that occurred on March 15 of last...