The Buenos Aires City Government has issued a formal order to the ACA (a local institution) demanding the return of a historical landmark removed from Avenida del Libertador. The removed sign, dating back to 1936, had been officially designated a National Historical Monument. Authorities stated the sign was taken down for restoration purposes, but this explanation did not appease local residents who voiced strong criticism over its removal. The Government’s action follows complaints from neighbors concerned about the loss of this important piece of Buenos Aires’ history. The ACA is now legally obligated to restore the monument to its original location on Avenida del Libertador. The incident highlights the importance of preserving historical landmarks in the city. Officials hope the prompt restoration will address public concerns and reaffirm their commitment to cultural heritage.