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Argentina expands municipal infrastructure and road works

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The municipal infrastructure programme expanded significantly through August 2026, with a heavy focus on road paving, drainage, and utility upgrades across various Argentine provinces. Road and urban connectivity projects saw widespread activity. In Junín, Mayor Juan Fiorini led extensive paving efforts in Villa del Carmen and Capilla de Loreto, alongside critical work on the Rivadavia viaduct underpass. Concordia launched a 2.6 billion peso plan to pave 34 blocks, while Concordia Mayor Francisco Azcué announced a 15 million USD investment plan targeting water, sewage, and lighting. In Buenos Aires province, Quilmes continued its goal of 1,600 paved blocks, with provincial deputy Mayra Mendoza noting that 1,300 blocks have been completed and 17 new asphalt blocks are underway in Villa La Florida. Other notable works included the Dellepiane highway expansion in Buenos Aires, the Access East remodel in Guaymallén, and the paving of Provincial Route 116 in San Juan. In Madryn, Mayor Gustavo Sastre inaugurated the cobblestone paving of Gutyn Ebrill Street, a 200-meter project in the Del Desembarco neighborhood. By early September 2026, infrastructure initiatives continued to progress. In Santa Rosa, paving works commenced in the Plan 5.000 neighborhood as part of a 79-block asphalt plan. In Quilmes, the municipality began paving 37 new blocks in Ezpeleta Oeste and conducted pothole repairs in Quilmes Oeste. In Guaymallén, asphalt work started on Urquiza Street following land expropriations for sidewalk and utility upgrades. Additionally, Corrientes began finalizing the structural base for a new Sarmiento monument in Mitre Park, scheduled for inauguration on September 11. New developments in Lanús show Mayor Julián Álvarez inspecting paving works in Villa de los Industriales. The local administration has completed over 80 interventions involving concrete, asphalt, and joint sealing as part of a 2024–2027 Paving Plan targeting 800 asphalt blocks and 2,000 pothole repairs. This project also includes the installation of new lighting, surveillance cameras, and neighborhood alarms linked to the Lanús Segura monitoring center. In Moreno, the administration led by Mariel Fernández has paved 3,450 blocks across various districts. Utilizing resources from municipal asphalt plants to optimize execution, recent progress has been reported in Moreno Norte, Paso del Rey, Cuartel V, and Trujui to improve transitability and connectivity to public institutions.

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