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      <title>Sarandí by Nicolai 34</title>
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         <title>Story</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Sarandí's story begins in the spring of 1580, just three months after Don Juan de Garay refounded the "City of the Holy Trinity and Port of Santa Maria de los Buenos Aires", on behalf of his principal, the fourth and last advance in America, Don Juan Torre de Vera y Aragón.<br>In that distant spring of 1580, when Juan de Garay waded the Riachuelo followed by his men by the ravine to the south (current Avenida Presidente Bartolomé Miter) immediately cross a stream, in which they almost do not repair, for being nothing more than a ditch , and that two centuries later it would be called "de la Crucecita". Shortly after walking they arrive at another stream, a true stream, of earthy but clear waters, whose shores attract the attention of the expeditionaries because they are bordered by thick Sarandíes, a shrub of regular height that proliferated in the area.<br>"Arroyo del Sarandí or de los Sarandíes" was called the stream, by the shrub that marginalized it, giving rise to the oldest toponymy still in force south of the Riachuelo. Sarandí called the place or place, immediately to the stream, which preceded the formation of the town and is today the urban nomenclature of the city.<br>The train station was enabled on April 18, 1872 with the name of "General Miter" and belonged to the "Railroad of Buenos Aires and Puerto de la Ensenada". In 1888 the building of material that existed until 1952 was built. 1906 the name "Sarandi" was imposed. That same year (1872) there was the first land lot, today located between Belgrano, Casella Piñero (Ortiz) and Brandsen. A year later, the first school, No. 3 in Barracas al Sud, opens today, av. Miter and Casella Piñero (Ortiz)</div>]]></description>
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         <title>Places you can visit</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Clubs<br>In Sarandí, there is the stadium and the headquarters of Arsenal Fútbol Club, a club that emerged as a neighborhood and juice in the First Division of Argentina from 2002 to 2018. Due to the results that occurred in the current tournament the team descended from National First B category.<br><br><br>Bartolomé Miter Avenue next to Sarandí Station<br>For a few years, the River Plate Athletic Club had its stadium in this town, before moving to the Núñez neighborhood, in the city of Buenos Aires.<br><br>During the last military dictatorship, which presided over the country between 1978 and 1983, one day after the end of the 1978 World Cup held in Argentina, 1,500,000 books were burned in a vacant lot of this city.<br><br>Arsenal Soccer Club<br>In Sarandí on January 11, 1957, a group of boys met in the former bar "The 3 FFF" and, with the illusion of all principles, founded the Arsenal Football Club. Among those founding partners we can mention Messrs. Julio Humberto Grondona (who was the first president), Roberto Estévez, Horacio Montero, Orlando Acosta, Juan C. Utazún (former president), Eloy de Medio, José M. Pérez, Francisco Ceferino (number one partner), Arnaldo Pandini, José Berdía, Gabriel Blanco, José Bueno, Américo Besada and Juan E. Elena (who was a club coach) .<br><br>Most of these boys were fans of Independiente and Racing, it was for this reason that the colors red and light blue were chosen to combine them in the shirt and flag of the club.<br><br>The club Arsenal de sarandí is not only a club dedicated to football but also has the accreditations in futsal male and female handball. From next year the possibility of joining the women's soccer league 11 will be sought<br><br>Neighborhood clubs<br><br>Cultural Athletic Institute.<br>Club S.Y.D. Belgrano Cultural Athletic Institute 4 Sarmiento de Sarandí Villa Bernasconi Development Society Social and sports club Sarandí fields<br><br>Museum <br><br>The Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz National Railway Museum of Argentina is located in the City of Buenos Aires, on Avenida del Libertador 405History<br>It was inaugurated in 1968 on the occasion of an exhibition at the Retiro station of the Miter railway. It works on what was previously the cargo sector of the Retiro station. Argentina has one of the most extensive railway networks in the world, as a result of which several ferroclubs and museums were generated in the country, in almost all towns and cities.<br><br>Shopping Wallmart<br><br>you can do in shopping is what you can do is buy women's, men's and children's clothing, home furnishings, appliances, you can eat in the food court, there is an ice skating rink.</div>]]></description>
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The Raúl Scalabrini Ortiz National Railway Museum of Argentina is located in the City of Buenos Aires, on Avenida del Libertador 405History
It was inaugurated in 1968 on the occasion of an exhibition at the Retiro station of the Miter railway. It works on what was previously the cargo sector of the Retiro station. Argentina has one of the most extensive railway networks in the world, as a result of which several ferroclubs and museums were generated in the country, in almost all towns and cities.]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2019-10-03 19:23:21 UTC</pubDate>
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