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The stadium was re-opened after 3 years of both an AFA suspension and renovations, on 29 March 2009, after the Buenos Aires
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February 2005, the stadium was closed by the Government of Buenos Aires due to its poor safety conditions. As a result, the club committed to build concrete grandstands to replace the wooden-built seats. By the end of 2009, the stadium was reopened although it was only allowed to host 14,000
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As Club
Atlanta was not capable of raising the stadium closure, members of the club voted to move all the materials from the old venue to the new land acquired by Compañía de Tierras to build a new venue there, with concrete-built stands. The new stadium was inaugurated on June 5, 1960, with a
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during that period. Construction of the new venue started in August 1958. In June 1959 the
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capacity for 34,000 spectators. Due to its location and modern structure, the
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