US EditionGendarmerie Blamed Pablo Grillo for Placing Himself "in the Firing Line" an Express Report Blamed the Photojournalist for the Shot that Nearly Killed Him
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In record time, the Argentine Gendarmerie closed in a report in just 24 hours in which it concluded that the firing of the gas grenade that left the photographer Pablo Grillo on the verge of death was a “fortuitous fact,” and it assigns responsibility to the victim for being located on the firing line. READ ALSO Kicilf accuses Milei of defending foreign interests after ruling on Argentine oil company YPF By declaring it accidental, a product of …
Press workers, graphic reporters and communicators carried out a collective visual action on Wednesday, July 2, in Hipólito Yrigoyen y Solís (CABA) to demand justice for Pablo Grillo and denounce the attacks on press freedom. Image: collective coverage. Pablo Grillo’s complaint, made up of the Center for Legal and Social Studies and the Argentine League for Human Rights, denounces that the Gendarmerie “closed in record time” the file investigati…
By Nahuel Croza “Cape Primero Guerrero acted in the same way as his comrades, as determined by the current orders and directives, understanding that the cash at no time intended to harm any person by using the non-lethal weapon, but that it was a fortuitous fact, the bad or near zero visibility prevailing”, maintains the “Final Report” that Major Commander Adrián Barressi produced between March 17 and 18, 2025, just five days after the tear gas…
An audio-visual investigation of Mapa de la Policía managed to identify Corporal Guerrero, who was responsible for the shooting of a tear gas grenade that impacted the head of the young photographer Pablo Grillo. However, despite that clear evidence, Gendarmeria closed the administrative file and in the report stated that it was a "fortuitous fact." "I don't know if it's the degree of impunity they're used to, they say any idiocy and believe the…
An express report by National Gendarmerie spread on Page 12 sparked a wave of outrage by holding photojournalist Pablo Grillo directly responsible for the tear gas fire that left him on the verge of death on March 12, during the march by retirees. The internal investigation of the force, made in just 24 hours and known after a court raid, describes the incident as a “fortuitous act” and exempts Corporal Héctor Guerrero, who acted on the weapon f…
By Irina Hauser. Latin American Summary, July 1, 2025. The summary pointed out that the attack by Corporal Héctor Guerrero was a “fortuitous act” and put the focus on the victim for the March 12 attack. All the images go against the official story. The National Government engenders its own system of impunity. In [...] La entrada Argentina. Gendarmería blamed Pablo Grillo for placing himself “in the firing line” was first published in Latin Ameri…
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