2023-05-23 07:00:00
The schools that had to suspend classes due to threats
Secondary school No. 411 “Leónidas Gambartes” and primary school No. 60 “Mariano Moreno”, both located on Paraguay street at 1200, in the heart of Rosario, suspended classes yesterday following one of the directors received a drug threat on his cell phone: they warned him that the educational institution was going to be the target of a shooting. In front of the schools is a pasta factory that was closed following its owners were extorted.
According to what was revealed, it was the director of the “Leónidas Gambartes” school who received a threat once morest the educational establishment on her phone. As reported by Cadena 3 Rosario, they told him that they did not want students in front of the school, because they were going to attack the establishment.
Immediately, the fact that was communicated to the Ministry of Education of Santa Fe and denounced before the Public Prosecutor’s Office. After the suspension in Gambartes, the Mariano Moreno school, which is next door, also decided to suspend classes for not having “guaranteed security conditions.”
“For today we suspend the activities until the Prosecutor’s Office is issued and the safety of the children is guaranteed. The director of the other school made the complaint,” said the director of the Mariano Moreno school. “There are 670 students who are left without classes adding morning and followingnoon shifts. It is a preventive decision, “she said in dialogue with the radio mobile, and remarked:” Security conditions are not guaranteed.
The Ministry of Security ordered police custody in both educational establishments and in the surrounding businesses, in addition to the patrol car that already works as custody of the pasta factory, according to what the Télam agency reported.
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The case is being investigated by the prosecutor on duty of the Shooting Unit of the Rosario Public Prosecutor’s Office, Valeria Haurigot. In this regard, the Minister of Public Management of the province, Marcos Corach, considered that around the case “there is an operation mounted” that was linked to the elections that will be held this year in the district.”
Justice has to put an end to this disastrous campaign. It is no coincidence that there are hidden interests that seek to generate fear at this electoral moment,” Corach said before a query on Aire de Santa Fe radio station. ; there are hidden interests here. I’m not a serial denier; today Rosario is fertile territory, but clearly there is an operation mounted”.
The minister anticipated that he will travel to Rosario today to provide information on the calls to the 911 police line and videos. “It is good that the cause is investigated ex officio by the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MPA),” said Corach, who added that he cannot “stop thinking” that “when all this campaign appears, it is in the year that there are elections ”.
The leader of the PRO and pre-candidate for president, Patricia Bullrich, once once more referred to the situation of violence in the city of Santa Fe and reiterated how she thinks the matter should be dealt with.
“When I am president, I am going to enter with all the police forces and the armed forces, so as not to allow them to continue dominating the population and annulling the institutions,” Bullrich said on his Twitter account and promised: “We are going to move from an unviable country to one where daily life is carried out in order. And it will be with a firm hand, so that the boys can study”.
In the southern part of the city, a similar situation occurred in another school, although it was later discovered that it was not a case linked to drug trafficking. As reported by the newspaper Rosario 3, a 15-year-old student from the San Martín de Porres school No. 1220, located in Cortada León at 900, was delayed a few hours following her mother alerted the police that the adolescent had left an anonymous threat in the institution, in complicity with a partner.
With a language typical of the drug world, the note left at the school demanded the payment of 10,000 pesos or else promised to “riddle the school.” Written on squared paper, the message asked for “silver or lead.” The writing was attached to an emergency exit door and asked for 10,000 pesos or else they promised to bombard the building.
Shortly following, before 4:00 p.m., the experts from the Criminal Investigation Agency (AIC) appeared to preserve and assess the paper.
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