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The Steam that United the Port of Buenos Aires with the Lagoon of Chascomús

Summary by El Cronista
Juan Marcelo Gavaldá (*)It ran in 1857 and our country was divided into two.On the one hand, the Argentine Confederation and, on the other hand, the State of Buenos Aires.That same year, the rains on the Buenos Aires campaign were exceptional.The south Buenoserense was denied in large areas and towns like Chascomús and Dolores were totally isolated and isolated with the City of Buenos Aires since no cart was encouraged to travel the flooded road…
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Juan Marcelo Gavaldá (*)It ran in 1857 and our country was divided into two.On the one hand, the Argentine Confederation and, on the other hand, the State of Buenos Aires.That same year, the rains on the Buenos Aires campaign were exceptional.The south Buenoserense was denied in large areas and towns like Chascomús and Dolores were totally isolated and isolated with the City of Buenos Aires since no cart was encouraged to travel the flooded road…

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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El Cronista broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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