Milei government denounces those involved in the march of retirees due to insurrection

Argentine Jonathan Leandro Navarro, a fan of the Chacarita football team who lost an eye after being hit by a rubber bullet fired by security forces during a protest by retirees against the government of Javier Milei, on Wednesday afternoon (12), in Buenos Aires, will sue the country's Security Minister, […]

Federal prosecutor Franco Picardi asked the Ministry of National Security to incorporate into the sedition lawsuit he filed following the incidents in the retirement march last Wednesday evidence relating to the accusations. For example, such as the records of complete calls to line 134 linked to the alleged presence of barra bravas in the National Congress and...

The Argentine Ministry of Security has filed a complaint against those who may have been involved in organizing the protest for crimes of sedition (insurrection) and illegal association

This Friday (14th), the Argentine government, through the Ministry of Justice, filed a formal complaint against individuals involved in the organization of a protest that culminated in violent confrontations. The charges include sedition, an attack on constitutional order and democratic life, and illegal association, with mentions of organized soccer fans, mayors of the cities of La Matanza and Lomas de Zamora, and Leandro Capriotti, a Peronist …

The international organization also expressed its "special concern" about the state of health of photographer Pablo Grillo, who remains in serious detention, and stressed "the importance of judicial independence".

Christian D ́Alessandro is a preventive lawyer and a journalist specializing in older people. From his professional role, he is responsible for advising and managing procedures related to social security and retirement. In dialogue with El Grito del Sur, D ́Alessandro analyzed the loss of rights that retirees are suffering and the importance of accompanying their claims in these difficult times. What are your thoughts about the last march in def…