Overview
- Federal police carried out court-ordered raids in Villanueva (Guaymallén) and the Paulo VI neighborhood (Godoy Cruz), detaining two Argentine men aged 37 and 43.
- Authorities seized two firearms (.22 and 9 mm), 31 pistol rounds, 37 shotgun shells, phone devices, and far-right paraphernalia including an imperial eagle cloth and Celtic cross items.
- One detainee bore a swastika tattoo, and materials with neo-Nazi symbolism were confiscated along with documents deemed relevant to the case.
- Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva condemned the content as calls to kill the President and to execute the Jewish community, pledging zero tolerance for antisemitism.
- The probe began in October after a Mendoza antiterrorism intelligence report, and the detainees and evidence are now in federal judicial hands as the investigation advances.