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Security & Strategic Review - February 2020
ARGENTINA: Wrestling with organised crime in Santa Fe
Rosario, Argentina’s third most populous city, in the province of Santa Fe, is no stranger to upticks in violence. A strategic point in the Argentine drug trade and the home turf of the infamous Los Monos family-run criminal organisation, Rosario has long been one of the country’s more violent cities and frequently sees surges in violent crime linked to drug trafficking activities and attempts to dismantle the organisations behind them.
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