National Mayors unite and demand heightened security measures due to death threats received by Rodolfo Carter in response to his demolition of drug houses.

Diego Martin from Agency One is credited for the photo in the article. The article reports on Mayor Rodolfo Carter receiving multiple death threats and the support given by other mayors, who called on the state to provide greater security to community leaders. The national prosecutor Ángel Valencia will meet with Mayor Carter following he made a formal request for a hearing in response to the indictment opened by the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Prosecutor’s Office once morest those involved in the delivery of unofficial information relating to the “narco houses” and the death threats made once morest him. The prosecutor will create a unit to investigate threats once morest authorities, which will be responsible for processing complaints and carrying out necessary investigations. The mayors of Paine and Peñalolén expressed support for Mayor Carter and called for greater security for community and communal leaders. The mayor of Maipú believes that municipalities can only have a crime prevention role and cannot solve every security problem. 20 homes are to be destroyed due to irregular extensions and links to drug sales. A similar web image is included at the end of the article.

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Following the multiple death threats once morest Mayor Rodolfo Carter, mayors gave him their support and called on the State to grant greater security to community leaders.

This Monday, the national prosecutor Ángel Valencia will receive the mayor of the Florida commune, Rodolfo Carter, following a formal request for a hearing by the community chief. This, following the indictment opened by the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Prosecutor’s Office once morest those responsible for delivering unofficial information to Mayor Carter for the “narco houses” and the multiple death threats once morest him.

In this context, the prosecutor Valencia signed an official letter that creates a unit to investigate threats once morest authorities, and this group will be in charge of receiving the complaints that are entered to carry out the corresponding investigations.

Given this, the mayor of Paine, Rodrigo Contrerasmade a call to make an agreement to protect the security of the community and its communal leaders.

“There must be a transversal agreement not only for the protection of the mayors, but once and for all for the protection of the community and citizens in our society and in our communes,” said the mayor.

Likewise, the mayoress of Peñalolén, Carolina Leitaoexpressed solidarity with Mayor Carter for the death threats once morest him and asked the State to guarantee their security.

“We are very exposed in this work and our integrity must be protected, the rule of law must prevail. Drug trafficking must be dealt with efficiently and effectively,” he added.

However, the mayor of Maipú, Thomas Vodanovicbelieves that municipalities only have a crime prevention role.

“You have to be careful. Municipalities cannot solve each and every security problem. We cannot be police and prosecutors. The institutions fulfill different roles, and the important thing is to distribute the resources more fairly for all the communes ”, he defended.

In total there are 20 homes that must be destroyed due to irregular extensions and links to the sale of drugs.

In conclusion, the recent death threats once morest Mayor Rodolfo Carter have sparked a conversation among Chilean mayors regarding the need for greater security for community leaders. Mayor Rodrigo Contreras calls for a transversal agreement to protect not only the mayors but the entire community. However, Mayor Thomas Vodanovic believes that municipalities only play a crime prevention role and that the institutions must distribute resources fairly for all communes. The national prosecutor Ángel Valencia created a unit to investigate threats once morest authorities, specifically those mentioned in the “narco houses” scandal. As this situation continues to unfold, mayors must work together to ensure the safety and security of their communities.