The mayor of the city of Villa Elisa, Ricardo Estigarribia, mentioned that he has been making complaints for some time to obtain greater support in terms of security within the municipality, but that the government ignores his requests.
Security is a pending issue throughout the country, every day there are more and more cases of robberies in businesses or family homes, assaults on public transport or on public roads in broad daylight, murders or violence without anyone providing a answer or solution.
According to the mayor of Villa Elisa, there were several complaints that he presented to the Ministry of Finance and also to the command of the National Police, requesting tougher security measures and the presence of lynxes in his municipality, without receiving any type of response. He also highlighted that there is no existence of a security plan to root out multiple assaults. Estigarribia directly blames the government for all the acts of impunity. “I have countless notes that we also sent to the Vice Ministry of Transportation to enable more buses at night; all unanswered.” He said.
The mayor mentioned that he has all the intentions of taking action at the call of the citizens but that without the help of the government it is impossible to comply with them; since sometimes criminals are detained for a few hours and then released again. He also lamented the fact that more importance was given to political campaigns and not to the demands of citizens, on an issue that, supposedly, should be of the utmost importance to everyone.
insecurity across the country
Not only the city of Villa Elisa is on the list of unsafe sites; Every day there are cases of assaults in every part of the country. Today there were complaints from doctors, patients and relatives about cases of theft at San Pablo Hospital. People report that insecurity is greater at night and that the police are only present during the day. According to the victims’ statements, the criminals emptied vans parked on the property and seized belongings of people who were waiting for news from their patients.
Also in the town of Tava’i there was a violent assault on a veterinary farm where 6 criminals took more than G. 50 million, at noon on Saturday, acting very violently against the officials who were in the area. the place. Police officers are investigating the events, but those responsible have not yet been found.
The case of the police officer killed a few days ago by criminals in the CDE is another case that also left a lot of fear, since the officer was simply entering a business premises when he was shot by the criminals who immediately fled the site. It is presumed that the criminal gang was already the protagonist of other assaults in the Alto Paraná area.
Cases of femicide have also been a highlight in recent years. According to a report presented by the Women’s Observatory, from January to April of this year there have been a total of 9 cases of victims of femicide.