International repercussions for the criminal attack in Buenos Aires

The international press has announced the news of the attack against the national deputy Héctor Olivares, injured by three bullets while he was with the official responsible Miguel Yadón, killed by five bullets, a hundred meters from the Congress national.

The New Herald, United States; ABC Digital, of Paraguay, and La Razón, of Bolivia, coincided in the title: "They kill an official and wound a deputy during a gun attack in Argentina."

Meanwhile, La Tercera de Chile and El Observador de Uruguay preferred to rely on additional notes to the central and high that is Hector Olivares.

"An Argentine deputy is shot dead in a corner of his country's congress and remains serious," was the title of the Chilean newspaper's central note, which also included other articles with statements by President Mauricio Macri and the profile of the deputy.

For its part, El País, from Spain, titled: "The government deputy, Hector Olivares, shot at the Argentine Congress". And detailed in the descent: "An attack perpetrated from a car leaves the legislator seriously injured and causes the death of his companion."

BBC World, from England; Le Figaro, from France; O Globo, of Brazil, and La República, of Peru, included on their covers similar titles in which they indicated that one Argentine deputy had been shot dead and that his companion had been killed.

The Folha newspaper of San Pablo announced: "They injured an Argentine deputy by a shot at the thorax during an attack close to Congress".

"MPs and provincial officials are shot dead in the vicinity of the Congress in Argentina," El Mercurio de Chile newspaper website said.

Although El Tiempo de Colombia preferred to rely on the opposition's request to clarify the case. "The Argentine opposition is calling for clarification to attack a pro-government MP," he said.

He added that "the deputies argue that attacking his partner is an attack because he always went out for a walk".