President Javier Milei praised the security policy carried out by his government and assured that “the monopoly of the Force and the repression of crime is a public and non-delegable responsibility.”
The president Javier Milei He assured this Tuesday that “Public safety is essential for the growth of the country“during an event at Casa Rosada where they handed out sabers to the commissioners, commanders and prefects of the Security Forces promoted this year.
It was a speech where he vindicated the security forces “helped by a State that got tired of neglecting them” and placed its security policy as one of the pillars of the “good results of the first year of management”. In this path of reflection, he described as “brilliant” the leadership of the minister in charge of the area, Patricia Bullrich and asked for a loud applause for her.
“We are going to support the Security Forces as many times as necessary so that they can carry out their work in the best possible way. If there is one function and only one that the rule of law must fulfill, that is to guarantee life, liberty and property,” said Milei.
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The event took place in the White Room of the Casa Rosada. According to Milei, who was the only speaker, the president’s participation in the delivery of sabers to Security Forces was a custom that was interrupted in recent years. As a gesture of support for those responsible for combating crime, he decided to return to that custom.
The Head of State was accompanied by the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich. Both were the only officials above the small platform that was set up in the White Room. There were also the senior officers of the Security Forces and two grenadiers who escorted the Head of State of State.
Announcement: The Government will prohibit prisoners from being transferred from prison due to a change in gender identity
The president took advantage of the event to give a “scoop.” announcement that The Government will prohibit prisoners from being transferred to another prison for changing their gender identity. To justify this measure, he cited the case of a leader of the Los Monos drug gang, Ariel “Guille” Cantero, who presented habeas corpus to ask to go to a women’s prison because he decided to change because he perceives himself as a “woman.”
“Let’s ban it, Criminals will not be able to request a change of prison under the umbrella of gender identity”, announced Javier Milei. According to him, they do it “to take advantage of the inmates or to continue with their negotiations under more lax conditions.”
The Head of State anticipated that will invite all provincial governments to join the initiative of their penitentiary services. “Those who do not adhere, the only thing they will be doing is rewarding the creativity of criminals and disrespecting the victims of crime,” he said.
Source: Ambito
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