Not only that, but after he retweeted that post, Fernanda Miño (activist and representative from the Peronist party), was ambushed and assaulted by a group of military enforcers wearing hoods and long firearms, that had been waiting in the shadows around her house for her arrival under the "cover" of an operation to capture her for "stealing a motorbike" at 10:30 pm. They kept her captive at her house, physically abused her AND her daughters, keeping her uncommunicated. That used to be the modus operandi of "la pesada", the paramilitary group that would go to people's home to abduct, torture and "make them disappear".
This is what Juan Grabois (another representative from the same political party) said about it and how a lot of people found out:
[ID: A screenshot of a tweet by Juan Grabois reposted to his instagram account. It reads: Extremely grave. Fernanda Miño arrived at her home in Villa La Caba of San Isidro [a/n: Buenos Aires province] at 10 pm, after the official presentation of Ofelia Fernández' documentary. The neighbours inform us that when she opened the door, a group of hooded policemen with long firearms that were hiding violently went through behind her. They're not allowing her to communicate with her lawyer. We're heading there with the group of lawyers from Patria Grande [a/n: the political party they're part of]. We're making the government responsible for these actions, reminiscent of the [last] dictatorship. /End ID.]
Later, he posts the following video of him and his team arriving at Fernanda Miño's place, in which you can see the hooded policemen. For those of you outside of Argentina, this is NOT regular police enforcers gear. The police wear a simple blue uniform with their faces clear and a handgun. These people are wearing their full equipment, what you would see in extremely dangerous operations. And let me tell you: the robbing of a motorbike (even if it did happen), is definitely NOT something warranting the heavy gear.
[ID: A screenshot of a tweet by Juan Grabois reposted to his Instagram account. It reads: We arrived. They left five minutes later. Their drug dealers accomplices have started shooting in the background. They [a/n: the police] spent two hours rummaging the house. They hit Fernanda a lot, they hit the children who are completely terrified. This will not end here. We don't suck our thumbs. They never ever did anything like this to try to catch any of the dealers who kill children in this neighborhood. /End ID.]
Five hours ago, Grabois shared a press statement with every key point they have been able to gather about what happened last night. Four hours ago, he also posted an Instagram Reel with a telephonic interview Fernanda had with Radio Con Vos, in which she retells what happened. Miño hasn't shared anything on her personal account yet.
All of this happens inside the context of a crisis of the likes of the huge 2001 crisis. Just counting the last seven days alone, Luis Caputo (Economy Minister) has declared that all national public hospitals will be either transferred to provinces, sold to private investors or closed (counting the only national public mental health hospital —which after almost a week on strike could be saved from that fate— and the biggest children's national hospital). He also declared that the national organism that manages the construction, infrastructure, maintainance and accessibility to drinkable water and wastes systems would be closed (employees found out via television that they were being laid-off). Public universities have been taken by students because Javier Milei has vetoed the law to give universities the money they are being owed, after taking down helping programs, and legislators are being "bought". Comedores still don't receive the food they're owed, retired people haven't been given an answer about their pensions (they're currently perceiving around 250 USD per month when the minimum wage to live is calculated in around 1,000 USD).
We're living in a dictatorship that arrived to power in a democratic fashion, but is perusing every trick in the book to make us bend to their will.
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