Costanera, Grills and Stake Roast: the Gauchesco Village that Transforms Its River to Avoid Flooding and Receive More Tourism
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The governor of Corrientes, Juan Pablo Valdés, confirmed that the provincial administration advances in the technical design of an ambitious urban infrastructure plan aimed at extending the routes of the Costanera Norte and the Costanera Sur of the capital. The work will cover the remodelling of 12 million cubic meters of sand to consolidate the coastal defense and gain land to the river. The structural project seeks to strengthen the defensive …
Buenos Aires, 4 July (NA) -- A little over an hour and a half from the City of Buenos Aires, San Antonio de Areco is one of the most emblematic towns in the province because of its gauchesca identity, its traditional grills and its waterfront on the Areco River. Now, in addition to consolidating itself as a classic for weekend getaways, it advances an important hydraulic work that seeks to protect it from floods and strengthen its tourist develo…
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