Canadian investigator assaulted at G20 in Puerto Madero

Depending on what you reported via your account Twitter, criminals intercepted him Tuesday and he stole his belongings at the intersection of Lavalle and Madero streets. "I was walking with two colleagues when two young men attacked me. Journalists traveling to Buenos Aires for the G20 summit should not travel alone or trust the local police to ensure their safetyKirton wrote in the social network.

The Canadian expert noted that the incident had occurred "half a block from the summit site and a police station" and that the people in uniform "had simply stated that "this was happening three times a day", so that they did not follow up ".

"After 31 G7 Summits, 12 G20s and one of the BRICS since 1988, my luck and the security of the host have finally failed. Do not cry for me, cry for Argentina"he added in an ironic manner.

Kirton pointed out that he was "well" and that he had not sustained any serious injuries. He even joked that he had "gone worst" at some semi-annual IMF meetings "in which he had participated in the past."A good bottle of malbec last night dispelled the trance. I am sure that the security of the summit is better today. It is time to move to the G20 summit in Buenos Aires for Argentina to experience inclusive prosperity and globalization that benefits all."he added.

For its part, police sources said that the theft of the investigator from the University of Toronto had taken "knowledge by journalistic means". In addition, they claimed that for this reason, no complaints were filed, but they requested information from the tourist police division and began to examine the security cameras of the zone of full rights.