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Violent incidents involving youths in Argentina

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Reports have emerged regarding multiple fatal violent incidents involving youths across various regions in Argentina. In Ezeiza, 22-year-old Tomás Ezequiel Rojas died after being struck in the head by a stone during a confrontation between two groups. The altercation reportedly began inside the Egipto nightclub and resumed approximately 15 blocks away near the Presidente Perón and French streets. Following an investigation of security camera footage, police arrested four suspects in Monte Grande, including Alan Montuelle, who is alleged to have thrown the fatal stone. Investigators have since released images of a large stone seized by police, which is considered a key piece of evidence in reconstructing the attack. The prosecution's primary hypothesis identifies 23-year-old Alan Montuelle as the individual responsible for throwing the stone that caused the fatal injury. The case is being handled by prosecutor Florencia Belloc. In General Belgrano, 23-year-old Rodrigo Gómez remains in intensive care in critical condition with a brain hemorrhage and skull fracture after a brutal assault outside the Mi Tía Sofía nightclub. Gómez reportedly suffered the injuries after being punched, causing him to fall and hit his head on the pavement. One suspect has been detained, and an off-duty police officer has been removed from the force for allegedly participating in the brawl. It has been reported that the attackers shared social media posts mocking the victim following the incident. Other reported crimes include the fatal shooting of 28-year-old Walter Yáñez in a plaza in Cutral Co, Neuquén, resulting in the detention of an adolescent charged with aggravated homicide. Additionally, a murder of a 35-year-old in Rosario is being investigated as a femicide, and a 13-year-old boy was reportedly robbed at gunpoint by a group of minors in Guaymallén.

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