Governor Maximiliano Pullaro inaugurated the ordinary session period of the Santa Fe Legislature this Thursday. During his speech, he highlighted the reduction of homicides throughout the province, especially in the city of Rosario, along with a decrease in the number of injuries from firearms and other crimes related to insecurity.
Official crime figures support these claims: in the first four months of the year, the Rosario department recorded 46 homicides, confirming a downward trend, driven by the successful intervention of Javier Milei's Government with the Federal Forces and the Plan Bandera.
Pullaro emphasized that last year ended "with the lowest murder rate since the year 2000" and noted that so far this year there is already an 11% decrease in registered homicides throughout the province, comparing the January-April 2024 period with the previous year. Official data reveals that 72 homicides have occurred so far this year, compared to 82 in the first four months of 2024.
Before presenting these indicators, the governor recalled the crimes linked to narco-terrorism that occurred in March of last year, in which taxi drivers Héctor Figueroa and Diego Celentano, bus driver Marcos Daloia, and gas station employee Bruno Bussanich were murdered.
