In a notable shift in community use, a historic residential building that once served as an Opus Dei student residence in the Martin neighborhood of Rosario is undergoing renovation to become a healthcare center for the local union of electricity and power workers. The mansion, nearly a century old, was once a significant establishment for students and clergy, reflecting the influence of the Opus Dei in Argentina. However, after years of controversy regarding labor practices, particularly allegations involving the exploitation of women, the organization has sold the property. The new owners, the Sindicato de Luz y Fuerza, have ambitious plans to repurpose the space to serve the health needs of their members, showcasing a transition from religious oversight to labor-focused community services.