BUENOS AIRES. Abril 29 (Consorcio Internacional de Periodistas JMH). La Policía de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires desbarató un narco taller clandestino, regenteado por la mafia boliviana de las usurpaciones. En el lugar trabajaban 17 personas menores de edad en un taller textil clandestino y 'narcomenudeo' es decir narcotráfico en pequeña escala. La casa allanada en la calle Barzana 1236, había sido usurpada por la mafia boliviana de las usurpaciones hace 15 años. Hay varios delincuentes bolivianos detenidos.
BUENOS AIRES, April 29 (JMH International Consortium of Journalists). The Buenos Aires City Police dismantled a clandestine drug workshop run by the Bolivian land-grabbing mafia. Seventeen minors were working at the clandestine textile workshop and engaging in small-scale drug trafficking. The house, located at 1236 Barzana Street, had been seized by the Bolivian land-grabbing mafia 15 years ago. Several Bolivian criminals have been arrested.
El jefe de la organización era un boliviano que tenía orden de detención por pedido del Juzgado Nacional Contencioso Administrativo Federal 7, a cargo de Lara Correa. Le habían cancelado la residencia a fines de 2022.
El operativo de desalojo fue ordenado por la Unidad de Flagrancia Norte a cargo de la fiscal María Andrea Caleri, ya que el lugar tenía una clausura por riesgo edilicio de la Agencia Gubernamental de Control (AGC).
La palabra del Jefe de Gobierno Jorge Macri:
En ese sentido, advirtió: “En torno a una vivienda ocupada ocurren muchas cosas malas. Hay narcomenudeo, mucho delito que se oculta. Lo que arranca mal termina peor. Está el que sale y roba, o aprieta como trapito; hay derechos de niños vulnerados, hay trata. Y hay gente buena que paga un alquiler de buena fe por un lugar invivible. Si alguien cree que eso es libertad, no entendió nada”.
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BUENOS AIRES, April 29 (JMH International Consortium of Journalists). The Buenos Aires City Police dismantled a clandestine drug workshop run by the Bolivian land-grabbing mafia. Seventeen minors were working at the clandestine textile workshop and engaging in small-scale drug trafficking. The house, located at 1236 Barzana Street, had been seized by the Bolivian land-grabbing mafia 15 years ago. Several Bolivian criminals have been arrested.
The head of the organization was a Bolivian man with an outstanding arrest warrant issued by the Federal Administrative Court No. 7, presided over by Judge Lara Correa. Her residency permit had been revoked at the end of 2022. The eviction operation was ordered by the Northern Flagrancy Unit, headed by prosecutor María Andrea Caleri, as the property had been closed due to structural risks by the Government Control Agency (AGC). Mayor Jorge Macri's statement:
In this regard, he warned: “Many bad things happen around an occupied dwelling. There's drug dealing, a lot of hidden crime. What starts badly ends worse. There are those who go out and steal, or extort money like a parking attendant; children's rights are violated, there's human trafficking. And there are good people who pay rent in good faith for an unlivable place. If anyone thinks that's freedom, they haven't understood anything.”
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