The courtyard of the renovated faculty was packed with people who excitedly participated in the inauguration of the Córdoba and Moreno building.

With a light show, music and enormous emotion, the restored building of the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires was inaugurated. Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR). More classrooms, offices, new restrooms, staircases, elevators, and spacious classrooms that combine the latest technology with the splendor of 1890. 

The event to celebrate the restoration and comprehensive enhancement of the Law School building began as dusk fell, with a pulse of light and sound heard from inside the building, with flashes illuminating the openings, moldings, and columns of the gleaming building to the rhythm of the hopeful melody of the Ode to Joy. 

UNR Rector Franco Bartolacci, Rosario Mayor Pablo Javkin, and Law School Dean Hernán Botta were the voices at an event filled with enthusiasm, recognition, remembrance, and hope, typical of that feeling that comes when duty has been fulfilled with this work finally completed.

The courtyard was filled with students, faculty, non-teaching staff, lawyers, judges, notaries, and workers from the most diverse areas of the judiciary who have walked through or are still regulars in these halls, in this space now radiant with shiny floors and immaculate paint. Some two thousand people attended the event, which was a time for gatherings, reminiscing about anecdotes, and recounting experiences specific to this university environment where law, notary public service, real estate brokerage, and law teaching are taught.   

First, musicians Aldana Moriconi and Joel Tortul sang the Argentine National Anthem, followed by speeches filled with emotion and gratitude for the 2600 square meters restored to new condition and the more than 2 billion pesos invested by the University from its own funds.

“Today I am overcome with emotion; we went through many difficulties, sometimes it gets really hard.