The insecurity in the province of Buenos Aires under the Kirchnerist administration of Axel Kicillof remains out of control. A woman suffered a savage assault in Mar del Plata. A criminal beat her until she was unconscious and threw her in a vacant lot, believing she was dead.
The victim, identified as Valeria, was attacked in the early hours of Wednesday. A thief intercepted her, stole all her belongings, and beat her brutally.
The attack didn't end there. After leaving her unconscious, the assailant dragged her body to a ditch in the middle of a vacant lot and abandoned her because he thought she was dead.
La mujer fue trasladada al Hospital Interzonal General de Agudos de Mar del Plata
"He kicked her like a toad": the family's testimony
Her niece, Aylén, described the scene with harshness: "He choked her, suffocated her, and threw her face down. When she was already unconscious, he kicked her like a toad all over her body and face. He thought he had killed her."
The woman woke up hours later in a state of shock. Unable to move, she began to scream until some neighbors found her and called the police.
“La ahorcó, la asfixió y la tiró boca abajo.
Fractures and a difficult recovery
Valeria suffered multiple fractures, including the shoulder blade. She was taken to the Hospital Interzonal General de Agudos in Mar del Plata, where she remains hospitalized.
Her family started a campaign to raise funds and get her a wheelchair, as her mobility was severely affected.
Valeria sufrió múltiples fracturas
Uncontrolled insecurity in Kicillof's province
This incident reflects a reality that the people of Buenos Aires suffer daily. Meanwhile, Governor Axel Kicillof evades responsibilities and blames the national government, the province of Buenos Aires experiences a wave of violent crimes.
The state abandonment is evident. The lack of patrolling and the absence of responses turn cities like Mar del Plata into lawless territories.
Axel Kicillof, gobernador bonaerense.
The desperate plea of the victims
The affected families demand justice and call for greater security. The neighbors live in fear, while the political leaders continue without concrete responses to the rise of crime.
In the province of Buenos Aires, violent incidents multiply and Kicillof's government fails to stop the crime escalation. The victims are increasingly numerous, and the impunity, absolute.
