Overview
- Authorities recovered a cumulative 364 kilos of cocaine after a light aircraft went down near a clandestine strip in rural Rosario de la Frontera.
- Two Bolivian nationals accused of piloting the plane were arrested while trying to flee at the local bus terminal, and the case moved to Federal Justice.
- Investigators documented a deliberately burned support vehicle near the wreckage, reinforcing the hypothesis of a coordinated trafficking operation with ground cells.
- Governor Gustavo Sáenz formally urged Congress to debate a Ley de Derribo and broader radarization of the northern border, a call echoed by allies such as Alfredo Olmedo.
- Packages bore Prada markings, a detail analysts say can indicate cartel logistics, which authorities are examining as part of a wider probe into possible transnational links.