Rosario is transfixed by the deadly violence of drug trafficking

Without euphemism, the prelate said that “for years there seems to be a de facto legalization of drug trafficking, which has its own financial system, and a superior criminal organization to which the state must respond. “.

“Every day we see how lives are eliminated, even by naturalizing death. Some time ago, in a shooting, an 18 month old baby lost his life, today like yesterday, innocent people continue to die” , he declared in front of a large crowd of faithful. who gathered at the Monument to honor the Virgin.

Marín went further and asked himself: “What social, political, judicial and security force collusion has brought us here?

The mention of the wave of violent wave of insecurity took up much of his homily, in which he struggled to finally achieve peace in Rosario.