"Green light": Two employees of a juvenile detention center in Pablo Nogués were fired and reported for allowing drugs to be brought in.
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Two employees at a juvenile detention institute in Pablo Nogués, in the province of Buenos Aires, have been dismissed and face criminal charges following an internal investigation. The inquiry uncovered a suspected complicity network that allowed illegal drugs to be smuggled into the facility.
Separately, in Mexico City, an ambulance operator for the Mexican Social Security Institute was arrested by police in the Santa María la Ribera neighborhood. The driver was allegedly operating the vehicle while intoxicated when he struck a pedestrian and collided with six parked cars.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on institutional corruption and the firing of corrupt detention center workers.
La Jornada (Mexico City, Mexico) (MX)Emphasizes a drunk driving accident involving an emergency medical services operator.