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Argentine travels across the US in a motorhome

12.06.2026 13:35 1 min 1 source
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Argentine travels across the US in a motorhome
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Gastón Ortega, born in Ingeniero Jacobacci, Argentina, built a motorhome in Neuquén and set off on a journey across the Americas. Over two years, he visited several countries, including Chile and Venezuela. In the US, he plans to unfurl a giant Argentine flag at Copa América matches. After the tournament, he intends to continue through Central America and return to Patagonia.

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Argentine travels across the US in a motorhome

12.06.2026 Mejor Informado SPA

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