Neighborhood victory in Boulogne: Justice halts real estate development and paves the way for a new public park

In a resounding victory for **citizen participation** and the defense of **green spaces and of a [public park](https://noticiasambientales.com/compromiso-ambiental/transforman-en-lomas-de-zamora-antiguos-basurales-en-nuevos-espacios-verdes-para-los-vecinos/)**, the judiciary has ordered the suspension of a **real estate development** in a disputed area in **Boulogne**, San Isidro.

The **precautionary measure** comes as a result of the persistent demand from the **Assembly of Neighbors**, who are advocating for the **creation of a [public park](https://noticiasambientales.com/turismo/misiones-abrio-al-publico-la-reserva-natural-silvestre-parque-federal-campo-san-juan/)** in the area and had the crucial support of the **[Ombudsman of the Province of Buenos Aires](https://www.instagram.com/defensoriapba/?hl=es)**.

## The technical report that changed the course: irregularities exposed in the public park

The ruling of **Court No. 4** was largely based on a **technical report** presented by the **Ombudsman**, which was decisive for the judicial resolution. This report revealed two **critical irregularities** that tainted the approval of the **real estate project**:

– **Lack of Community Consultation:** The proper consultation process with the affected community was not carried out, an essential step in projects of this magnitude.
– **Outdated Environmental Report:** The approval of the project was based on an environmental report from 2017, considered outdated to assess the current impact of the undertaking.

![Asamblea vecinal por el parque público en Boulogne](https://noticiasambientales.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/asamblea-vecinal-parque-publico.png)

## The mission of the ombudsman: ensuring collective rights

The **provincial body** emphasized that its **intervention** aimed at guaranteeing fundamental rights enshrined in the **National Constitution** and international treaties of **human rights**.

These rights include access to a healthy environment, the **equitable distribution** of green spaces, and crucially, the **[right to citizen participation](https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/caba-la-fiscalia-ambiental-inspecciono-el-parque-sarmiento-tras-denuncias-por-contaminacion-en-el-predio/)** in decisions affecting their **surroundings**.

**Lucía Claramunt**, Delegate of the **Ombudsman** in San Isidro, explained the role of the **institution** in these cases: “Our role is to take the **citizens’ complaints** and present the case with **legal and technical reports** that provide greater support.”

By taking this action, the **Ombudsman** reaffirms its commitment to the **protection of collective rights**, strengthening alliances with **social organizations** and **communities** actively working for the common good.

### Call to action

This victory in **Boulogne** demonstrates the power of an organized community. The defense of our **green spaces** is a collective task that ensures a healthier and fairer future for everyone.

**Share this news to inspire other communities. Do you know of a similar struggle in your city? Tell us about your experience in the comments!**

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