In a decisive demonstration of operational efficiency, the National Government—through the Ministry of Security led by Patricia Bullrich—dealt a decisive blow against international organized crime. On May 22, the Airport Security Police (PSA) dismantled a human trafficking network for sexual exploitation that operated from the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA) to digital platforms based in Europe.
The action was the result of a meticulous investigation carried out by the PSA's Specialized Human Trafficking Team, in coordination with the Federal Prosecutor's Office No. 1 of Morón and under the orders of the Federal Court No. 2 of the same district. 10 simultaneous raids were conducted in Villa Luzuriaga, Morón, Hurlingham, San Justo, Ezeiza, and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
As a result of the operation, three key members of the organization were arrested, including the main recruiter in Argentine territory, and the logistical managers in Chile and the structural leaders of the criminal circuit in Spain were identified.
According to official sources, the gang targeted women in vulnerable situations, forcing them to produce pornographic content through live broadcasts, initially from a studio set up in San Justo and later from their own homes. The victims, women aged between 18 and 55, were forced to meet production targets under psychological pressure, receiving only a minimal portion of the income, while 80% of the profits were channeled through a Spanish company associated with the criminal network.
