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Bullrich Stepped Out of Monteoliva and Denied Having Any Ties to the Commissioner Who Repressed in Congress.

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The head of the La Libertad Avanza bloc in the Senate, Patricia Bullrich, publicly referred this Tuesday to last Thursday’s repression in front of Congress and denied having a link with Gustavo Antonio Gauna, the federal police commissioner who was seen as a civilian shooting a gun against the protesters. “I have no friendly commissioner,” said the former security minister following the photos that show him along with the officer in his time as …
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The deputy of the Left Front presented a project to challenge the Minister of Security in the Chamber of Deputies. She claims explanations about the civilian police who fired during the repression in front of Congress, identified as Inspector Gustavo Antonio Gauna, and seeks to determine the chain of command, the orders given and the protocols used. The national deputy Myriam Bregman, together with Nicolás del Caño, Romina del Plá and Néstor Pit…

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The head of the La Libertad Avanza bloc in the Senate, Patricia Bullrich, publicly referred this Tuesday to last Thursday’s repression in front of Congress and denied having a link with Gustavo Antonio Gauna, the federal police commissioner who was seen as a civilian shooting a gun against the protesters. “I have no friendly commissioner,” said the former security minister following the photos that show him along with the officer in his time as …

The head of the La Libertad Avanza senators' bloc, Patricia Bullrich, went out to respond to the accusations of opposition sectors who sought to link her personally with Gustavo Antonio Gauna, head of the Directorate of Criminal Organizations of the Argentine Federal Police (PFA), following the incidents in front of Congress. Gauna was at the center of the controversy after being photographed during the protests carrying a firearm and civilian d…

MP Marcela Pagano pointed against the Minister of Security and Commissioner Gauna for alleged abuse of authority and “incitement” of the riots

The Minister of Security justified the actions of the forces during the August 6 protest and backed Commissioner Gustavo Gauna, denounced for pointing a shotgun at the demonstrators dressed in civilian clothes and without visible identification.

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politicargentina.com broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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