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An Alleged "Criminal Structure" Responsible for 600 Threats in Schools Is Being Investigated
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The minister of security of the province of Buenos Aires said in an interview with Mañana Sylvestre, on Radio 10, that the government of Buenos Aires investigates a series of threats in schools and warned about the influence of digital communities that glorify school shootings and promote violence among adolescents. In conversation with Gustavo Sylvestre, the minister of security of the province of Buenos Aires, Javier Alonso, spoke about the me…
The Ministers of Justice and Security filed a complaint to investigate the alleged organization behind 600 threats. The Government of the province of Buenos Aires believes that the more than 600 threats recorded in schools in different parts of the territory were organized by a “criminal structure”, and in the face of this they filed a complaint in the justice system to identify those responsible.
Faced with the social shock caused by the threats recorded in the last few days in more than 600 Buenos Aires schools, the province of Buenos Aires through the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights and the Undersecretary of Criminal Policy, and in coordination with the security portfolio, presented a complaint to the Attorney General of Buenos Aires on Tuesday and requested the opening of an investigation, in order to identify those responsible f…
They investigate an alleged "criminal structure" responsible for 600 threats in schools
The Government of the province of Buenos Aires believes that the more than 600 threats recorded in schools in different parts of the territory were organized by a “criminal structure”, and filed a complaint in the justice system to identify those responsible. In the midst of the wave of threats that shook several schools a few days ago, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, headed by Juan Martín Mena, and the Undersecretary of Criminal Polic…
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