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Cristo Redentor crossing closed: what to check before travelling from Mendoza to Chile
The Cristo Redentor crossing was listed as closed because of adverse weather, with a total closure reported at the International Tunnel section. Here is what to check before leaving.
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Rosario schedules Calle Recreativa on Sundays from November
The municipal agenda lists Calle Recreativa from November 1 to December 27, free of charge on Sunday mornings, with recreational activities and Tango en Calle.
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Azul enters Cervantino week: how the festival is moving the city
The 20th Festival Cervantino de la Argentina began on October 23 in Azul and runs through November 1 with more than 75 official activities.
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Córdoba adds drones to monitor illegal dumping sites
Córdoba City Hall announced on October 21 that it has begun using drones to monitor illegal waste dumping. The first reported operations included two detections on Bulevar De los Polacos, near Alto Perú.
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Campana and CNRT to coordinate transport checks
Argentina’s transport regulator said on October 21 that it signed an agreement with Campana’s local government to strengthen checks on passenger and freight transport in a key Buenos Aires logistics hub.
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Night closures on Chacabuco as Córdoba roadworks enter a new stage
The Córdoba municipal government said works on bulevar Chacabuco moved to the west side, with night closures between Plaza España and bulevar San Juan.
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Boca-Banfield Copa Argentina semifinal gets Mendoza venue
AFA scheduled the Banfield vs Boca semifinal for Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 7 p.m. at Estadio Malvinas Argentinas in Mendoza.
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Mendoza outlined how to pay fares on buses and the Metrotranvía
MendoTran said on October 16 that passengers can pay with bank cards, NFC devices and SUBE Digital, with an important note for riders using fare benefits.
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JetSMART Chile authorized to operate domestic and international flights in Argentina
Disposition 27/2026 authorizes JetSMART Airlines S.p.A. to run scheduled passenger and cargo services. The approval does not yet mean new timetables, fares or routes on sale.
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Rosario’s Tecnoteca reaches the 2026 Sadosky Awards final stage
The municipal public technology training space is listed among the finalists for the 22nd Sadosky Awards, with the ceremony scheduled for October 14.
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Shorter getaways: the key figure from Argentina’s long weekend
CAME reported that 1,490,400 tourists travelled around Argentina during the October 12, 2026 long weekend. The number rose from 2025, but the average stay fell to 1.8 days.
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Córdoba: planned closure on Chacabuco Boulevard for asphalt works
Córdoba City Hall announced a full closure of the private-vehicle lane on Chacabuco Boulevard, between Plaza España and Illia Boulevard, for Monday, October 12, 2026.
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Rosario’s Noche de Colectividades: venues open this Sunday
Rosario closes its 2026 Noche de Colectividades on Sunday, October 11, with traditional food, open venues and cultural programming ahead of the national festival.
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Córdoba hosts the Plurinational Gathering: key closures and times from October 10 to 12
The 39th Plurinational Gathering begins this Saturday in Córdoba city, with events through Monday and a municipal traffic plan affecting Centro, Alberdi and Nueva Córdoba.
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La Noche en mi Barrio closes Mendoza: Rosario detours this Saturday
Rosario’s city government scheduled La Noche en mi Barrio – Azcuénaga for Saturday, October 10, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.; the full Mendoza closure will run from 6 p.m. to midnight.
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Rosario Book Fair opens at Fontanarrosa with free QR admission
The 2026 Rosario International Book Fair opens on Thursday, October 8, at Cultural Fontanarrosa and runs through October 18, with free access through a personal QR code.
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Santa Isabel back in focus with the Renault Niagara launch
The Municipality of Córdoba reported the Renault Niagara launch at Santa Isabel on October 6. The pickup is made in Córdoba and aimed at the Latin American market.
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Rosario says goodbye to Messi with a giant screen and free activities
On Tuesday, October 6, Rosario will host a free public farewell for Lionel Messi at Parque Héroes de Malvinas and the Santa Fe Sports Museum, with activities from 5 p.m. and Argentina-Benin on a giant screen from 8 p.m.
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Rosario approved new rules to license and inspect gyms
Rosario’s City Council approved an ordinance updating requirements for commercial gyms, with a focus on safety, CPR training, medical coverage, ventilation, water access and building conditions.
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Rosario launches direct Madrid flight, opening a European gate beyond Ezeiza
World2Fly’s Madrid-Rosario route began on October 1, 2026, bringing Rosario’s airport into Argentina’s federal conversation on international connectivity.
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FIBA 2026: how to plan a weeknight theatre outing
The Buenos Aires International Festival runs until September 20, 2026. A practical guide to choosing a show, checking venues and confirming tickets before heading out.
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Commerce Workers’ Day: how to plan your shopping for Monday 28
Argentina’s 2026 commerce workers’ observance was moved to Monday, September 28. Before heading out, check opening hours and handle essentials without assuming every shop will open or close.
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Open House Buenos Aires 2026: how to plan a neighborhood route
The architecture and urbanism festival takes place on October 3 and 4, 2026. Here is what to check before heading out, how registration works, and why the official catalogue is your best map.
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San Telmo on foot: a free guided visit on October Thursdays
Turismo Buenos Aires includes “San Telmo, bohemio, histórico y cultural” as a free guided route requiring registration. The plan should be confirmed at the official source before booking.
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Recoleta on foot: a Tuesday guide to seeing the neighborhood slowly
A weekday plan for walking through Recoleta at an easy pace: architecture, squares, cultural stops and an official guided tour that requires prior registration.
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Buenos Aires never turns down the volume
Between cafés, stages and conversations that linger, the city always has another story to tell.
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Cafés worth lingering in
A cortado, a table and some time. The small luxury of taking a break in Buenos Aires.
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