The collaboration between local authorities and the national government is shown as a crucial step in the fight against drug trafficking. The articulation between different government departments reflects the intention to comprehensively address the security issues affecting the province. Drug trafficking has become a central concern for Argentine citizens.
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, praised the initiative to implement a fencing along the province of Salta's border with Bolivia. He emphasized his focus on solving concrete security and assistance issues. Milei expressed his support for the efforts of Governor Gustavo Sáenz and Ministers Patricia Bullrich and Sandra Pettovello, who are working to address the needs of the people of Salta.
In a message, the president highlighted the joint work of local and national leaders to face the challenges affecting the region. The Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, defended the decision to install a 200-meter fence in Aguas Blancas, stating that this area is the most critical entry point for cocaine into the country.
It is essential to mention the role of the mayor of Aguas Blancas, who has led the fight against drug trafficking on the northern border. He has shown bravery and commitment in the implementation of measures to strengthen security in the region.
