On 17 March 2025, in La Plata - Tolosa (Buenos Aires), neighbors of a sports club headquarters to which the Deliberative Council had ceded a section of 27th Street for its expansion protested at the location to demand that the road be reopened.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1) Summary A peaceful protest demanding road reopening occurred in the Tolosa area of La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina on March 17. This was a small-scale local protest by nearby residents demanding the reopening of a section of 27th Street that was closed due to sports club facility expansion. The direct risk to supply chains is low.

2) Supply-chain impact

• Potential for localized road traffic restrictions within the La Plata region, but minimal impact on major logistics routes
• Small-scale protest in the outskirts of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area, distant from major transportation infrastructure such as ports and airports
• Given the peaceful nature and low classification, risks of logistics transport disruptions or cargo delays are limited
• Expected to have no substantial impact on large-scale logistics networks for Argentina's major exports including agricultural and livestock products

3) Watch points

• Need to track whether protest scale expands and potential for sympathetic protests in other regions
• Monitor signs of similar road-related conflict expansion within the Buenos Aires metropolitan area