Overview
- Hooded intruders entered the SEIVARA building in San Telmo via an adjoining terrace, disabled security cameras, and trashed multiple floors, with Cristian Jerónimo’s office bearing the worst damage.
- The union filed a complaint at Comisaría 1°, and Policía Científica conducted on-site forensics; authorities have announced no arrests or working hypothesis on motive.
- Accounts differ on whether anything was taken, with Jerónimo saying camera servers were stolen while other reports say no theft was confirmed.
- In a formal communiqué, the CGT condemned the break-in as an attempt to intimidate the labor movement ahead of Thursday’s protest against the government’s labor reform and urged a swift investigation.
- Jerónimo, 41, a member of the CGT triumvirate and head of SEIVARA since 2018, asked prosecutors to clarify the case and called the timing suspicious given the ongoing labor-reform battle.