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Viedma residents angry over abandoned motorhomes parked on streets

15.08.2026 00:29 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Viedma residents angry over abandoned motorhomes parked on streets
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Residents of Viedma complain about two motorhomes parked long-term. One was removed after court intervention, but the owner faces fines. Another has been parked since January, accumulating trash.

In the Argentine city of Viedma, residents are increasingly upset about motorhomes parked on streets for extended periods. Complaints have been filed with neighborhood councils and the municipality.

The first motorhome, which obstructed visibility at an intersection, was removed by its owner after court intervention, but the owner was issued five fines. The second, parked since January on La Pampa Street in the Santa Clara neighborhood, remains in place. Neighbors report trash accumulating around it, hindering pedestrian passage. Complaints have been sent to the municipality and the neighborhood association, but the vehicle has not been removed.

Earlier, a similar case on Guido y Gallardo Street was resolved after media coverage: the owner voluntarily removed the motorhome but faces five fines.

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Viedma residents complain about motorhomes parked on public streets

15.08.2026 Lmcipolletti.com SPA Original source

Another motorhome sparks outrage in Viedma neighborhood: 'Garbage is piling up there'

14.08.2026 NoticiasNet SPA Original source

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