The judicial procedures surrounding the renovation of the Luna Park stadium in Buenos Aires are back in motion following the conclusion of a judicial recess. This case is of significant interest as it examines the compatibility of the proposed construction with current heritage regulations. The project has faced scrutiny, culminating in a precautionary measure imposed last year which halted all construction due to ongoing debates over the preservation of the site.

A collective legal appeal, alongside one raised by local community organizations, argues that the renovation plans threaten the historical protection of Luna Park. This iconic venue is classified as having a 'Structural Protection Level' by the City of Buenos Aires and was designated as a National Historic Monument in 2007. The complainants have requested a precautionary measure to maintain the status quo of the property until a definitive ruling is made regarding the core issues of the case.

The plaintiffs contend that the plans put forth by the group awarded the concession for the property violate the building’s preservation status by proposing to demolish its entire interior. The implications of this case extend beyond just the stadium itself, as it raises critical questions about the balance between urban development and the conservation of historical sites in Argentina’s capital.