Just confirmed by Milei and his team and it's what she wanted all along.
Let's hope she comes down with a very heavy hand as she promised in the election campaign.
Patricia Bullrich to be Security Minister
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The right type for the job.
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Horrifying. I know that Lomas de Zamora isn’t the safest area, but this is probably the worst thing I’ve heard from there.
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I hear you, Splinter . Last summer I used to take long walks from Belgrano to Palermo (to exercise). This year I don't feel like going out more than the strict necessary. Even if I leave my phone at home, I fear I could be assaulted/robbed/shot. Even if the places mentioned are considered safe, there is actually nothing that guarantees that the same scumbags that operate in Mataderos can't come for a ride in Palermo. Getting caught is no concern to them as they will be released, anyway.
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Without a doubt, the most dangerous area at the moment is La Matanza, an apt name because it means the slaughter house or similar.
I won't go there any more. In fact I won't go anywhere south of a line from San Telmo to Liniers.
Funny you should mention La Matanza.
Ingresaban a Chivilcoy con una moto robada y varios trozos de cocaínaSe trata de dos sujetos de Isidro Casanova, uno de ellos con frondosos antecedentes por robo calificado y tentativa de homicidio en ocasión de robo, quienes…www.larazondechivilcoy.com.ar -
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Ratas!
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Local police made the arrests? Impressive.
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Perhaps it was a random check. I got stopped on Dec 24 at 4:30 PM on Scalabrini, about where we took the bus together Rice , for a documentation and alcohol test. I was driving to the park for a run, so I was wearing a running suit. Not exactly your prime suspect for alcohol intake at 4 pm. They just stopped 3-4 cars at time, with no specific criteria.
The police IS on the streets, the point is that justice is lacking and when criminals are apprehended, they are quickly released. Most of the time, until they do something really big and they make it to the news, these criminals had at least 7-10 prior convictions, but for a reason or another always ended up out of jail.
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I get stopped regularly when riding my bike, usually by the unarmed traffic cops and, depending on my mood, I always cooperate but tell them that they should be paying more attention to the criminals.
How many actual undesirables they catch in these 'police controls' is anyone's guess.
They will find a few lads who havent paid their insurance but real undesirables , not very many
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I get stopped regularly when riding my bike, usually by the unarmed traffic cops and, depending on my mood, I always cooperate but tell them that they should be paying more attention to the criminals.
How many actual undesirables they catch in these 'police controls' is anyone's guess.
Interesting point of view.
Back in Dear Old Blighty and back in the days when I still used to drive, it was very common for a random bunch of cars to be pulled into a layby by a police patrol and have the vehicle and the driver checked for roadworthyness etc. There was no sense that their purpose was or ought to be to catch burglars or drug dealers in the act - these were the traffic police just going about their normal daily routine of policing traffic.
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It's the Guardia Urbana who deal with road users here. It's very common to see a police car waiting at a red light and be passed by a motor bike rider with no helmet or registration plate. They don't give a hoot as it's not their job to go after them.
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Interesting point of view.
Back in Dear Old Blighty and back in the days when I still used to drive, it was very common for a random bunch of cars to be pulled into a layby by a police patrol and have the vehicle and the driver checked for roadworthyness etc. There was no sense that their purpose was or ought to be to catch burglars or drug dealers in the act - these were the traffic police just going about their normal daily routine of policing traffic.
In all my years of driving around the UK as a salesman, I never once saw a police patrol that you describe and was never pulled over like that.
I was once stopped by a patrol car due to a faulty light late one night back in the 80s, on my way home from a meeting. He breathalysed me, I passed and then he asked, "How much did you really have to drink?" which was a bloody cheek.
I stuck to my original reply which was one pint, whereas I think I may have had two.
I was lucky on that occasion
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Saw the resut of this crash on Saturday. The car was in a right mess.
Fuerte choque de una moto con un auto en Av. SuárezDos personas viajaban en la moto, fueron derivadas al Hospital Municipal.www.larazondechivilcoy.com.ar -
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