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Mauricio Arditi

Mauricio Arditi

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Editor in Chief, Diario San Rafael

Mendoza

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Fashion , Art , Retail , Technology

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Blockchain/crypto, NFTs, politics, gambling

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Total articles 1311

  • Los Nihuiles: uncertain outlook, stalled bidding, and repair requests

    By Mauricio Arditi Verified| San Rafael Newspaper Verified With June 1st just around the corner and the countdown to the expiration of the Los Nihuiles hydroelectric concessions, there are more doubts and uncertainties than certainties about what will happen to the emblematic complex in the Atuel Canyon. Everything was set for an international bidding process and a paradigm shift (even with interested companies), but the January 11th flooding phenomenon that almost completely covered two of the four plants changed the outlook.

    By Mauricio Arditi Verified · San Rafael Newspaper

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • An incredible "hidden" waterfall in the Diamante Basin

    By Mauricio Arditi Verified| San Rafael Newspaper Verified A few days ago, Diario San Rafael reported on the so-called "Weeping Walls," one of the incredible "hidden" spaces found in the department. Another notable but lesser-known spot is an incredible waterfall in the Diamante basin, near the old La Picasa mine and Agua del Toro. The adventure was shared by motorcyclist Augusto Martínez, who described it as an "incredible journey" along "difficult roads," although the scenery is breathtaking.

    By Mauricio Arditi Verified · San Rafael Newspaper

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Los Nihuiles: uncertain outlook, stalled bidding, and repair requests

    By Mauricio Arditi Verified| San Rafael Newspaper Verified With June 1st just around the corner and the countdown to the expiration of the Los Nihuiles hydroelectric concessions, there are more doubts and uncertainties than certainties about what will happen to the emblematic complex in the Atuel Canyon. Everything was set for an international bidding process and a paradigm shift (even with interested companies), but the January 11th flooding phenomenon that almost completely covered two of the four plants changed the outlook.

    By Mauricio Arditi Verified · San Rafael Newspaper

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Diario San Rafael