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Nueva Pompeya

Nueva Pompeya: Growth: the marshy Barrio de las Ranas took its name from the sanctuary built in 1900 by Capuchin friars; workers of the nearby slaughterhouse and later factories built homes there, and the Puente Alsina was built over the Riachuelo in 1938.† 1900: Growth: the marshy Barrio de las Ranas took its name from the sanctuary built in 1900 by Capuchin friars; workers of the nearby slaughterhouse and later factories built homes there, and the Puente Alsina was built over the Riachuelo in 1938.†

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Puente Alsina — located in Nueva Pompeya

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Growth: the marshy Barrio de las Ranas took its name from the sanctuary built in 1900 by Capuchin friars; workers of the nearby slaughterhouse and later factories built homes there, and the Puente Alsina was built over the Riachuelo in 1938.1900–1938

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