The attack occurred in the city center and adds to another recent episode against a party headquarters
After the police intervention, the woman was taken to the 2nd Police Station of Rosario, where she was formally detained and made available to the local judiciary, which will now determine her legal status regarding the incident.
This incident adds to another recent case that also occurred in Rosario, which took place at another location linked to the same political space. On that occasion, a 39-year-old Kirchnerist was arrested after carrying out an attack against a party office located on Avenida Pellegrini at 1700.
At that time, the suspect threw dog feces on the facade and window of the establishment. The action was noticed by militants inside the office, who managed to hold him until the police arrived.
Subsequently, the man was taken to a police station, where he was made available to the authorities. The case was classified as public intimidation, under the current regulations.
Both incidents are part of recent attacks by Kirchnerist militants in the city of Rosario involving damage or actions against party spaces of La Libertad Avanza.
A Kirchnerist militant was arrested in the city of Rosario after destroying an advertising billboard of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) featuring an image of President Javier Milei.
The incident occurred in front of the local party headquarters, located in the heart of the capital of Santa Fe, and led to the intervention of security forces following witness reports.
The event was noticed by passersby and individuals linked to the political space, who quickly alerted the police. Following that alert, officers managed to intercept the suspect a few blocks from the location where the damage to the billboard occurred.
According to reports, when identified by the officers, the Kirchnerist woman attempted to resolve the situation by offering cash to cover the cost of the damaged billboard. However, militants from La Libertad Avanza rejected the financial proposal and chose to proceed with the appropriate legal action.
