He Argentine government acknowledged this Thursday that drug dealers that cause violence in Rosario, the hometown of soccer player Leo Messi, where a local of his relatives was shot dead this morning and a message was found threatening the star, they have been in this place for 20 years and “They won.”
Hannibal Fernandezsecurity minister, told the media on the threshold of his family business.
It has a complication of 20 years, degradation, uncomfortable situations, an arrested police chief, complications that (the authorities) inherited.
“If they were in this situation for 20 years,” he explained, “the drug traffickers ‘won’, but he noted that the government Alberto Fernandez He is ready to turn the tide with 3,500 soldiers in place and with the intent to “speed up the decision-making process”.
Alberto Fernandez.
Due to the situation in the city located in the city of Santa Fe (east of the country), the secretary of security was called to Congress the following week.
The shutters of a supermarket owned by the family of Messi’s wife, Antonela Roccuzzolocated in Rosario was attacked with 14 shots at dawn this Thursday.
In addition to the frames, a message was found on the spot dedicated to the captain of the Argentine team:
“Messi, we are waiting for you, (mayor of Rosario, Pablo) Yavkin is also a drug dealer, he will not take care of you.”
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The security minister said “of course” they can give Messi special custody if he asks for it when he arrives in Argentina to play friendly matches against Panama and Curaçao on 23 and 28 March respectively.
#MajorSelection Team @lioskaloni will play on 23 March at the Estadio Monumental and on 28 March at the Estadio Madre de Ciudades de Santiago del Estero. pic.twitter.com/jwr98oAYvg
— 🇦🇷 Argentina national team ⭐⭐⭐ (@Argentina) March 2, 2023
rosary beadswhere Messi regularly celebrates the Christmas holidays and owns a house in a private area with his family, is considered the city most affected by violence in Argentina, affected by drug gangs.
(According to information from EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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