Overview
- The 100th intervention was carried out on December 29 at Pavón 568 in Venado Tuerto, following actions No. 98 in Capitán Bermúdez and No. 99 in Frontera.
- Officials say the province reached 100 takedowns in less than two years since the microtrafficking framework took effect in early 2024.
- Prosecutor Franco Carbone reported a direct impact on reducing violence from these closures, while noting they are one part of a broader strategy.
- Authorities highlight coordinated work among the provincial government, the MPA, provincial courts, Santa Fe Police, federal forces and local municipalities.
- Carbone cited around 2,500 searches and 700 firearms seized in two years—roughly seven raids per day—and encouraged reports via the anonymous 0800 line.