San Luis subjects its officials to a random narcotest and defines the penalties for consumption

The provincial government sets up toxicological examinations for its hierarchical staff. From tomorrow, 60 state workers will be tested at random. A positive result can result in a license or even the expulsion from office.

The provincial government adopts an unprecedented measure in Argentina, with the objective of guaranteeing integrity and transparency in the public sphere. In an innovative measure, the governor of San Luis, Alberto Rodríguez Saá, has announced that all public officials in the province will be subjected to a narcotest in a mandatory manner. This decision seeks to ensure that those in positions at the state level maintain a behavior consistent wi…

It seeks to detect the use of illegal drugs such as cocaine, methamphetamine, morphine or marijuana by officials. Read more