The delicate situation that Rosario is experiencing, after four innocent people were murdered in the last week, victims of the fight against
drug trafficking,
affects to a greater or lesser extent the entire Argentine society and reached football, especially since this is a city well footballer.
Ángel Di María,
who was trained in football in Rosario Central ,
first expressed himself through social networks .
"We ask for peace,"
the world champion wrote in a post on his Instagram account, which shows the iconic Flag Monument wrapped in a mourning bow.
And then Juan Cruz Komar,
defender of the current Canalla team, who is tough against the political leadership,
spoke about it .
“We had an elephant in the room and we knew that the problem was there, but we looked at it from the side,”
he said in the preview of the match between Central and Douglas Haig for the round of 32 of the Argentine Cup.
Now the person who brought up the topic was
Sebastián Beccacece,
from Rosario who currently works as coach of Elche in the second division of Spain and suffers this dramatic situation from a distance.
“We are not having a good time as a city.
I send my love and a request that the problem that such a beautiful and beautiful city is experiencing today can be resolved,”
said the coach in the preview of the match that his team will play on Sunday against Levante as a visitor.
Beccacece is enjoying his first experience in European football in Elche.
Photo: EFE/Biel Aliño.
Rosario, the third most populated city in Argentina, has been plagued by violence associated with drug trafficking for several years.
In recent weeks, in retaliation to a surprise search that the Santa Fe Penitentiary Service carried out in four pavilions of the Piñero prison, the murders of two taxi drivers, a bus driver and a beach attendant from a service station with no ties were recorded. with organized crime.
In this context,
Patricia Bullrich
, Minister of National Security, ordered the deployment of 200 members of the Federal Police, Gendarmerie and Prefecture in the face of the explicit threat from drug traffickers.
"
We are going to kill more innocents,"
they warned in a message they left after murdering Bruno Bussanich, the employee of the Puma gas station located on Mendoza Street, in cold blood.
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This is the latest victim of drug violence in Rosario.
“Not only because I was born there and I have my family, but because I have friends, I want that city to have the joy it has always had,”
added Beccacece, who insisted on sending a message of “much love” to his hometown from a distance. .
With information from EFE.