In response to the situation, the Ministry of Human Capital, led by Sandra Pettovello, issued a statement requesting that judicial and educational bodies in Tucumán thoroughly investigate the incident. The ministry considered it essential to clarify whether educational regulations were violated and whether students' right to receive academic training free from partisan ideological content was affected.
The audio includes phrases such as "this president is financed by drug trafficking" and "just like Macri," which prompted Minister Pettovello to formally request intervention from both the Public Prosecutor's Office and provincial educational authorities. The official emphasized the need to "protect students from any form of indoctrination in the classroom" and reaffirmed Milei's Government's commitment to a free and respectful educational environment.














