Overview
- Thousands rallied in Buenos Aires and in Rosario, Córdoba, Tucumán, Bariloche and San Juan under the Ni Una Menos banner.
- Families led the main column in the capital; brief clashes with police were reported, and a victim’s mother alleged officers shoved and hit her.
- Lázaro Víctor Sotacuro was detained in Villazón, Bolivia, and extradited to Argentina, where he is accused of providing a support car used in the abduction.
- Authorities identified TonyJanzen Valverde Victoriano, alias “Pequeño J,” 20, from Peru’s La Libertad, as the suspected ringleader and intellectual author, now a fugitive with an international capture request.
- Four detained suspects — Miguel Ángel Villanueva, Daniela Ibarra, Maximiliano Parra and Magalí Celeste González — refused to testify and face aggravated homicide charges; the victims were found buried in a Florencio Varela backyard after vanishing on Sept. 19.