Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrichis this week in El Salvador “to learn more about the zero tolerance regime of the successful President (Naib) Bukele” looking for “Eradicate narco-terrorism” in Argentina, according to Casa Rosada spokesman Manuel Adorni.

Adorni confirmed this Patricia Bullrich will meet with El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele this afternoon.

Finally, The representative of Casa Rosada assured that “Argentina follows Bukele’s example in eradicating narco-terrorism.”

During his visit, Bullrich visited Terrorism Containment Center (Chekot) and met National Academy of Public Safetya place where Argentine security forces train.

Argentine Security Minister met with the Prosecutor General of El Salvador, Rodolfo Delgadoshared their experience in fighting organized crime and talked about Central American country’s strategy against gangsThis was announced by the head of the research unit.

Delgado noted in a post on X that received a delegation sent by President Javier Miley and appreciated “the opportunity to exchange experiences in the fight against organized crime.”

The head of the Prosecutor General’s Office announced this. They hope to “continue to work hand in hand to continually strengthen our nations against the threats of organized crime.”

Bullrich posted on his X account that met with the director of the National Academy of Public Security, Cesar Flores Murilloand commented that “he shared a very complete and detailed explanation of police management and its important results.”

I was also with Selvin Misael Perdomo Gonzalez and Josselin Esmeralda Leonardo García, graduates of the Argentine National Gendarmerie who share and apply their knowledge to the police here. We are proud to export the energy, discipline and dedication of our forces!

The Milea and Bukele administrations were close after the Argentine president took office as president. Miley was in El Salvador on June 1 as part of Bukele’s inauguration. for a second term in a row, despite the fact that prohibited by the Constitution.

(according to information from EFE)