US EditionCommotion in the Fifth of Olives: Soldier Performing Security Functions at the Site Was Found Dead
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Associated Press BUENOS AIRES (AP) — The Argentine government reported Tuesday that an army officer on security duty was found dead at one of the internal posts of the grounds where President Javier Milei's residence is located outside Buenos Aires, under circumstances that are being investigated by the courts. A statement said the officer was found in the early morning hours “by personnel on duty” at the presidential residence in the town of Ol…
This morning, at the Presidential Residencia de Olivos, an officer of the military personnel carrying out security tasks on the site was found dead.The appearance of the body prompted the immediate activation of the emergency protocols and the intervention of the justice system.According to official sources consulted by LA NACÓN, it could be a suicide.The finding of the Custos de Milei who died in the Quinta de OlivosAccording to the official co…
The Federal Court in charge of Judge Sandra Arroyo Salgado intervenes in the investigation. All hypotheses remain under analysis.
The news came as a surprise to the media this noon. A young soldier, originally from Misiones, would have taken his life within the perimeter of the presidential residence of Olivos.R.A.G., are the initials of the 21-year-old soldier of the Argentine Army. He was found shot dead in the head in the Quinta de Olivos, where he performed security functions. Immediately, Judge Sandra Arroyo Salgado, with jurisdiction in the area, ordered the Federal …
Tragedy in the Fifth of Olives: Who Was the Soldier They Found Dead and What Is Known About the Case
The Justice investigates the death of a soldier in the Fifth Residential of Olivos, where President Javier Milei lives, and analyzes various hypotheses. Rodrigo Gómez, 21 years old, performed security functions on the site and was found dead in one of the internal posts, reported official sources. Details. What is known about...
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