The operation in which two drivers allegedly involved in the attacks against
Sergio Berni
were arrested last Monday as part of the protest for the murder of the bus driver on line 620 generated the rejection of opposition leaders who turned to their social networks to comment:
"An operation never seen in any suburb of the suburbs. Never with a narco."
Berni was attacked last Monday, in the framework of the protest carried out by bus drivers for the murder of the driver Daniel Barrientos in an act of insecurity in the Buenos Aires district of La Matanza.
For the attack on the minister, Jorge Oscar Galiano and Jorge Ezequiel Zerda were arrested in the last few hours.
The former Buenos Aires Minister of Security,
Marcelo D'Alessandro
, criticized the arrest of the drivers and complained that the same operations are not launched against "those who attack men and women from the security forces."
"Those who freed criminals in the pandemic order a bus driver to be arrested in the middle of the night with
an operation never seen in any Suburb neighborhood. Never with a narco
," said the official who until weeks ago was in charge of the City Police, the force that intervened to defend Berni from the attacks and blows.
For her part, former governor
María Eugenia Vidal
and pre-candidate for president
He considered the situation
"a circus"
and wondered: "Why don't they take care that the people of Buenos Aires can go out into the streets without fear?"
The former Buenos Aires security minister and current candidate for governor,
Cristián Ritondo,
opined: "Kicillof's papers are increasingly serious and more worrying."
The deputy and also candidate to govern the province of Buenos Aires
Diego Santilli
maintained that the Kicillof government "does not care about taking care of the people."
"This is how they stop the workers while the jets continue doing their thing," he added.
Meanwhile, the deputy Graciela Camaño, wondered on her Twitter account, where she attached the video of the arrest:
"Did they really go looking for the workers like that?"
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