ARThe Legislature of Córdoba is set to discuss the upcoming Law Against Bunkers (Ley Antibúnker), a key initiative by Governor Martín Llaryora aimed at enhancing security and combating drug trafficking. The law would establish regulations for the intervention of movable and immovable property posing risks to public safety or used for criminal activities such as drug bunkers. While originally proposed by the government, the final version has been modified through negotiations involving the ruling PJ party and opposition blocs like the PRO and UCR. These changes include incorporating legal safeguards, institutional oversight mechanisms, and a new approach to repurpose seized properties for community benefit. The law is expected to be finalized by the Security Commission before being debated in the legislature.
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