📢 CRIMEN DE KIM: A LAS 17, MARCHA EN LA PLATA

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La ciudad de La Plata se encuentra conmocionada tras el brutal asesinato de una niña de siete años, Kim, a manos de delincuentes que escapaban en un auto. El dolor y la indignación han llevado a los vecinos a convocar una marcha multitudinaria hacia la Plaza Moreno para exigir justicia y mayor seguridad. El crimen ha generado un fuerte debate sobre la necesidad de reformar las leyes para proteger a los ciudadanos y evitar que delitos tan atroces se repitan. La comunidad clama por respuestas mientras el país entero observa con estupor.

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00:00The perpetuity that exists here now is for Kim's family.

00:03We heard a completely broken father, but with the temptation to talk to us.

00:10A man who did not ask for revenge.

00:12Of course, it is understood, at one point he says, I ask them to suffer.

00:15We are in the cemetery of La Plata, where a father had to come to do the procedures

00:22in the morgue of a seven-year-old girl.

00:25I think we had never told a similar case of police issues in the last, I dare say,

00:3050 years.

00:31That with such savagery they killed a little girl in this way.

00:36I tell you that the repercussions in the place, people pass with the car,

00:41brakes and shouts only one thing.

00:44Death penalty.

00:46The truth is that this is the reality that we have to tell now from here,

00:49from the city of La Plata.

00:50There is a quarrel, an indignation, a stupor, because how did they escape?

00:57How did they go later?

00:58One to a friend's house, another to the grandmother's house, without any remorse.

01:02A father who had his son working at home and ends up killing in this way.

01:08Today it is a family condemned to life imprisonment.

01:12And when the father heard that the 17-year-old killer had been arrested a month ago,

01:20he said what any of us could have said.

01:24It is not understood why.

01:25When are they going to change the laws so that criminals remain safe from the State

01:30and continue to commit crimes and above all such low, miserable murders like this?

01:36They killed a seven-year-old girl escaping in a car.

01:39You said it earlier today.

01:42We are not talking about people who live in a private country, in a closed place,

01:46with security, with bars.

01:47The victims of insecurity are the neighbors of these criminals.

01:50Of course, Carlos.

01:51So the question is to justice when, and to the legislators, when are the laws going to change.

01:57Carlos, you were talking about the climate there.

02:00You are having a first-hand record of what is the pain of the people in La Plata.

02:06The pain, it seems to me, extends to all of Argentina.

02:08La Plata, obviously, feels it closer because it happened in its streets.

02:11There is talk of a march today at five in the afternoon.

02:15What is the climate? What is it that you are seeing in terms of whether people are going to go or not?

02:19What slogans are they going to carry?

02:24Surely it is going to be a multitudinous march because it is a march that was already called

02:28for next week.

02:29The neighbors of La Plata, asking for security, had armed, called a march for next week.

02:38What happened?

02:40One says, they changed the plans.

02:42They changed the plans, of course.

02:44They killed a seven-year-old girl.

02:46So today they are calling for a march at five in the afternoon to ask for security.

02:50Soon I will confirm where this march is going to be, but I assure you that it is going to be multitudinous

02:56because the climate here in the cemetery, we are in the south of what is the city of La Plata,

03:00a perfectly square city, we are in the south.

03:04You come by circumvallation and you get to where we are now.

03:08The cars pass by the door on purpose to scream death penalty.

03:12No, we are not asking for that in any way, but it is understood.

03:16The quarrel, I insist, and the stupor, I would say, because it is inexplicable what we are narrating.

03:25As you, Rolo, have much more experience than I do, I do not remember ever having reported

03:30a similar case, that with so much contempt for the life of a person, and more.

03:37This for the law is aggravating, because when you are a minor, it is still aggravating,

03:40and more for a seven-year-old girl.

03:42Of course.

03:43That the screams were heard, that the neighbors shouted, that the mother ran out,

03:47that they knew perfectly well that this little girl was going up the car.

03:51They didn't care.

03:53And one thing I want to tell you, because you were talking about drugs.

03:56Neither of them was drugged.

03:58Neither of them was under the effects of drugs.

04:01They were completely aware of what they were doing.

04:03The Palio that was stolen is two-door.

04:06It's not a four-door that you can say, well, it's the back door, it wasn't seen.

04:10It has two doors, that car.

04:12I didn't see it, of course.

04:13Yes?

04:14That is, they didn't care about anything.

04:15They didn't notice if it fell and hit the girl.

04:18That is, let's see, it's not a death penalty, but the truth is, something has to be done now.

04:24Something has to be changed.

04:25And they didn't have weapons.

04:26No.

04:27They also didn't have weapons.

04:28At least they didn't find it.

04:30But they didn't have weapons.

04:31It was an accident.

04:32They didn't realize it.

04:33No.

04:34Javier, we'll continue with the subject.

04:36Carlos, great job from the Cemetery of La Plata.

04:38We'll be back shortly with this topic that moves us all.

04:41We'll continue, of course.

04:42We'll continue with coverage.

04:43Today at five, the march is towards Plaza Moreno.

04:46They will meet at different points, but at Plaza Moreno, people will attend at five to claim justice for Kim and more security.

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