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The Stadium that Dreamed Central North and Lost Salta

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In 1955, Central Norte was about to inaugurate a monumental stadium promoted by the government of Perón, with courts, swimming pool and track of athletics. The coup d’état stopped the work and erased a project that could change the history of the club and the province.
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The Stadium that Dreamed Central North and Lost Salta

In 1955, Central Norte was about to inaugurate a monumental stadium promoted by the government of Perón, with courts, swimming pool and track of athletics. The coup d’état stopped the work and erased a project that could change the history of the club and the province.

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lagaceta.com.ar broke the news in on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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