Argentina advances major sports complex projects in Mendoza, Rio Negro and Santa Fe
In Mendoza Province, Governor Alfredo Cornejo inspected the nearly finished Palmira sports complex, a multi‑facility campus that includes LED‑lit fields, an eight‑lane track, a covered arena for 1,130 spectators and extensive educational spaces. The project is funded through the National Education Funding Law.
In Rio Negro, Governor Alberto Weretilneck announced a 40 million‑peso contribution to Viedma mayor Marcos Castro for a new sand arena in Parque Ferreira. The investment, part of a total budget exceeding 257 million pesos, will provide lighting, drainage, stands and equipment for beach volleyball, handball and football, aiming to attract national and international competitions and stimulate the local sports economy.
In Santa Fe Province, construction of the new gymnasium at the Centro de Educación Física No. 22 in Coronda has reached 80 percent completion. The building will house futsal, basketball and volleyball courts, multiple transverse courts, offices, storage, stands and changing facilities. Parallel works are improving access roads, pedestrian pathways, lighting and landscaping around the site.
Entities: Alberto Weretilneck · Alfredo Cornejo · CEF No. 22 Gymnasium in Coronda · Palmira Sports Complex · Parque Ferreira
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Santa Fe government is upgrading access roads, adding pedestrian paths, lighting and landscaping around the Coronda gym. (64f82441-1f7d-421e-9eb5-5b2f1616ad54)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Governor Alberto Weretilneck allocated 40 million Argentine pesos to Viedma mayor Marcos Castro for a new sand arena in Parque Ferreira. (1952e0b1-f663-4e17-ab07-1cd8781fd456)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The sand arena is intended to host national and international tournaments and boost the local sports economy. (1952e0b1-f663-4e17-ab07-1cd8781fd456)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Viedma sand arena project totals over 257 million pesos and will include lighting, drainage, stands and equipment for beach sports. (1952e0b1-f663-4e17-ab07-1cd8781fd456)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Mendoza project is financed by the National Education Funding Law. (c7047957-ecbd-42eb-9a13-9cd65b4a414c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Governor Alfredo Cornejo inspected the new Palmira sports complex in Mendoza, which includes LED‑lit fields, an eight‑lane track and a covered arena for 1,130 people. (c7047957-ecbd-42eb-9a13-9cd65b4a414c)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Construction of the new gym at CEF No. 22 in Coronda is 80 percent complete, with the main structure finished and interior work beginning soon. (64f82441-1f7d-421e-9eb5-5b2f1616ad54)
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Coronda gym will include futsal, basketball and volleyball courts, up to three transverse courts, offices, storage, stands, dressing rooms and sanitation facilities. (64f82441-1f7d-421e-9eb5-5b2f1616ad54)