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The resurgence of associated violence drug trafficking in the Argentine city of Rosario, with the murder of innocent people last week, the Executive of Javier Mileiwho this Monday blamed socialism for what was done in the province of Santa Claus Faith.
“What the people of Santa Fe and especially the people of Rosario will have to understand is that giving so much credit to socialists is not free.“, He said ultraliberalwho this Monday in an interview with the LN+ channel (La Nación) explained that “Everything they touch, they destroy.”
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In the last week, victims of attacks by gunmen have multiplied, as was murdered a 25-year-old young man while working at a gas station, becoming the fourth fatal victim, after two taxi drivers and the driver of a bus, who was seriously injured and died this Sunday.
None of them were related to the organized groupsso any possible settling of accounts was excluded as a reason.
The attacks were a response from drug trafficking groups operating in the area to control prison measures at the time.Bukele style‘, launched by the Government of Santa Fewith the support of the national Executive.
“Nothing surprising where there was a lot of socialism. This is the reality“, he reported Milei the increase in violence, explaining that socialists have a “vision” of Justice and stigmatizationwhich “are mechanisms through which they end up justifying and endorsing criminals”.
Socialism ruled Santa Fe between 2007 and 2019, with personalities who had already been mayors of rosary beads since 1995.
Milei recalled that the socialists also voted against the ‘general law‘which he sent to Congress -which included, among other aspects, the declaration of emergency in the area of security and was rejected by the Deputies– and he wondered if the socialists, “When it comes to voting, do you vote in favor of criminals, in favor of drug dealers?”
The leader of La Libertad Avanza (ultra-right), who took office on December 10th, highlighted that with his Government “changes security doctrine” because say “he makes him pay” and I know “protects the victim and goes against the perpetrator”.
Since March 8, Rosário has been under the jurisdiction of a Crisis Committee established by the Minister of Security Patricia Bullrichand integrated by the Federal Forces and with the support of the Army, to try to stop the escalation of violence associated with the drug trafficking in Rosario.
Source: Elcomercio
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