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Gustavo Sáenz Called for a Law Allowing Planes to Be Shot Down After a Small Plane Carrying Cocaine Crashed in Salta.
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The governor of Salta, Gustavo Sáenz, publicly called for the installation of radar systems in northern Argentina on Thursday, while also demanding the passage of a law authorizing the shootdown of aircraft, referring to the small plane carrying cocaine that crashed in the south of the province. The crash of the aircraft, registered in Bolivia, occurred in the San Felipe area, near the town of Rosario de la Frontera. Authorities found 130 kilogr…
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