Accused of perpetrating the massacre in New Zealand mentioned Argentina in a manifesto

The 74-page manifesto of the 28-year-old Australian Brenton Tarrant, suspected of attacking two mosques in New Zealand, contains two references to Argentina, according to the newspaper The nation.

The document entitled The big substitution: towards a new society and which was published a few hours before committing the attack, is riddled with far-right supremacist topics, hatred of Muslims, democracy and capitalism.

The first reference to Argentina is in the paragraph entitled "No safe meadow", in which he complains that there is no place in the world where immigration has not taken place .

"You will not find any respite in Iceland, Poland, New Zealand, Argentina, Ukraine, or anywhere else in the world, I know, because I've been there," says the text. .

Beyond this reference, which could indicate a presence in the country, sources from the National Directorate of Migration said The nation that there is no trace of Tarrant's entry into Argentina.

The next mention to Argentina is in the paragraph entitled "Support your sister nations" (Invite your sister nations), in which you are invited to join forces against immigration among the European population of different countries.

"When Europeans from all countries and all continents come together to support their brothers, no group can attack them." The movement can begin in Poland, Austria, France, Argentina, Australia, Canada or even Venezuela, but the movement will begin. and when he does, prepare to support his people with all his strength, "he said.