It was announced by the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, at a press conference. The detainee’s name is David Nazareno Ávila and “he was trying to recruit young Argentines.” “It is a successful operation that prevented the actions of a terrorist,” he assured.
The Government arrested David Nazareno Ávila, a man who spread content from the terrorist organization on his networks Islamic State (IS). This was stated by the Minister of National Security, Patricia Bullrichduring a press conference. “It is a successful operation that prevented the actions of a terrorist. “We are determined to fight,” he said.
The Government arrested a man who spread content from the Islamic State terrorist organization
According to the official, Ávila is a native of the city of General Roca, Río Negro, and I worked in a courier service. According to Bullrich’s words, the detainee spread IS propaganda on social networks and “he was trying to recruit young Argentines.” “We thwarted their plans before they could cause harm,” he said.
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The arrest was after nine months of an “exhaustive” investigation within “Operation Life” and one of the forces in the operation was the Argentine Naval Prefecture (PFA). We also worked with information from the National Directorate of Criminal Intelligence and collaboration was requested from the US agency, the FBI.
“An exhaustive, permanent investigation by a digital undercover agent who obtained important information for the arrest of the terrorist linked to the Islamic State, Daesh. He represented a concrete threat against the Argentines and national security,” he declared at a conference.
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Bullrich added that the terrorist “belonged to a global network of hatred and destruction.”. The undercover agent was the one who obtained direct confessions from the accused -who participated in radicalized groups. “We are convinced that, as Milei says, evil advances when the good do nothing”.
Amnesty International responded to Patricia Bullrich for human rights violations in Venezuela
The organization Amnesty International responded to Bullrich, pointing out that “actively participated in the complaint being processed in Argentina for human rights violations in Venezuela”. It was after the official suggested that she intervene in the current situation of the country chaired by Nicolas Maduro.
On Monday, the official published a message rejecting Amnesty’s request to meet with her and discuss the Anti-picket protocol, along with the inconveniences that resulted from its application.
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