Young murders and a young adolescent girl live on social media, which sparked protests in Argentina

Thousands of demonstrators moved to the streets of Buenos Aires at the end of this week to demand justice to a young woman and a teenage girl whose torture and crimes of killing on social media were in a case that shocked Argentina.

The relatives of the victims set up a sign of their names – “Lara, Brenda, Mourina” – and paintings with their photos, surrounded by supporters walking to Parliament.

“It was a Narco-Fminicip!” “Our life is not eliminated!” Read the signs and banners while the demonstrators were deceiving the drums in the march, which was organized by a feminist group.

Morena Verdi and Brenda Del Castillo bodies, 20 -year -old cousins, and 15 -year -old Lara Gutierrez, were buried on Wednesday in a house yard in a southern suburb of Buenos Aires, five days after her loss.

Officials said the crime, which was linked by investigators with drug gangs, was committed live on Instagram and saw 45 members in a special account.

“Blood thirsty” killers

“Women should be protected more than ever,” Brenda’s father, Lionel del Castello, told reporters. He had said earlier that he was unable to identify his daughter’s body because of the abuse she had.

Antonio Del Castillo, the grandfather of his 20 -year -old cousin, was crying, describing the killers as “thirsty for blood.”

“You will not do what they did for them for an animal,” he said.

“I hope the truth will be revealed,” he added. “I ask people to stand with us.”

On Friday, National Security Security Patricia Bulrich announced the arrest of its fifth suspect, as the total was raised to three men and women.

The fifth suspect, accused of providing logistical support with a car, was arrested in the Bolivian border city.

The authorities issued a picture of the mastermind of the conspiracy, in Peru, who is 20 years old, who is still a student.

“What happens to those who steal drugs from me?”

Investigators said that the victims, who believe they were going to a party, had been seduced in a car on September 19, claiming that there was a “punishing” plan to violate the gangs law and act as a warning to others.

The police discovered the video after one of the detainees revealed that he was interrogated, according to Javier Alonso, Minister of Security for the Buenos Aires Province.

In the shots, a gang leader heard: “This is what happens to those who steal drugs from me.”

The Argentine media reported that Tortuers cut the fingers, pulled the nails, struck the victims and strangled.

Meta, the parent company of Instagram, questioned the live broadcast on its platform.

“We have not found any evidence that the live broadcast is happening on Instagram. Our team continues to cooperate with the application of the law during the investigation of this horrific crime,” said a spokesman for Agence France -Presse.

Federico Silipon, the cousin of Brenda and Maurina, told AFP that young women are sometimes participating in sexual work “to survive”, without knowing their families.

“They had” bad luck “to find themselves in the wrong time with the wrong people,” he said.

According to several media outlets, women were asked to attend the party as a prostitute.

Yamila Alegre, 35 -year -old leather workers in the march on Saturday, detonated the media coverage of the case.

She said: “We always try to make girls feel guilty, and we know everything about their lives, and what they were doing there, and what their family is … We publish their pictures but we do not know anything about the perpetrators, not their names, their faces are unclear.”

Del Valley Galvan, Aunt Lara, denied that the 15 -year -old was involved in drugs or prostitution.

“There is poverty in our region, but what people say about Lara is false,” she said.

“We want justice to take place, because nothing must be covered, in order to come out of the full truth so that those responsible for their actions can be held accountable. We are not afraid!” It was informed of Agence France -Presse.

Female epidemic

The European Institute for Gender Equality says that females are “deeply rooted and appearance of power imbalances in society, which enhances an unequal situation for men and women.”

The institute says that females “is widely defined as killing a woman or girl because of her gender and can take different forms, such as killing women as a result of the intimate partner’s violence; torture and women slaughtering women; killing women and girls in the name of” honor “, etc.”

One woman is killed by a man every 36 hours in Argentina, according to the Fayth Monitoring Group in the country, according to BBC News.

The female pesticide was added to the Penal Code in Argentina as a strict worker in murders in 2012, and he is punished with life imprisonment, according to what he said. Guardian.

However, earlier this year, Argentine President Javier Miley said he wanted to remove the concept of “FEMICIDE” from the country’s penal code, according to the Council of Foreign Relations. Miley has argued that Femicide enhances the idea that “a woman’s life deserves more than a man’s life.”