The smell of fuel was the first thing that caught their attention. Then came the bolts, visibly forced, on the tank of a Toyota Corolla traveling along Provincial Route 35, near Joaquín V. González, in southern Salta. It was March 14, 2025, and National Gendarmerie personnel had just intercepted, unknowingly, the culmination of a chain of decisions made days earlier, hastily, via chat. When the gendarmes finished dismantling the tank, they count…
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The smell of fuel was the first thing that caught their attention. Then came the bolts, visibly forced, on the tank of a Toyota Corolla traveling along Provincial Route 35, near Joaquín V. González, in southern Salta. It was March 14, 2025, and National Gendarmerie personnel had just intercepted, unknowingly, the culmination of a chain of decisions made days earlier, hastily, via chat. When the gendarmes finished dismantling the tank, they count…