US EditionVilla Governor Gálvez Embraces Its Victims of Contaminated Fentanyl
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Family members of fentanyl victims mobilized on Tuesday in the Plaza de la Madre de Villa Gobernador Gálvez to demand justice and make their cases visible, many of them occurring in Rosario sanatoriums. Of the 124 confirmed deaths in the country, 59 correspond to Santa Fe. Mercedes, one of the protesters, said that her husband died after a long hospitalization and that three months later she learned, via a message from the court of La Plata, tha…
The families of the victims of the contaminated fentanyl called for a meeting in the Plaza de la Madre de Villa Gobernador Gálvez in “memory” of the victims of the health tragedy that took 124 lives at the moment, in a combination of corporate irresponsibility and lack of State control. The meeting will be on Tuesday, at 19. The organizers, @fentanilorosario_justice, asked those who participated in the meeting to attend with a candle to light up…
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