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1) Our thanks to Security Minister @PatoBullrich for her conversation at @TheWilsonCenter today about security reforms, and the challenges of securing the #G20 leaders' summit. @MinSeg @ARGinUSA @g20org #Argentinapic.twitter.com/NEFPVxf5xd
2) Under @mauriciomacri, #Argentina's 100,000 federal security officers are declaring assets and undergoing drug tests, @PatoBullrich said, and the Policía Federal, relieved of its daily responsibilities in Buenos Aires City, is transforming into an FBI-style investigative force.
3) That transformation, @PatoBullrich said, involves international cooperation and training, including from the U.S., Great Britain and France. It has already produced results, she said, with #Argentina seizing an estimated 35 percent of the drugs that enter its territory.pic.twitter.com/OFqAT1BYNt
4) Though @PatoBullrich has been criticized for her handling of protestors, she said crowd control in the capital was no longer her responsibility: "When we passed the police to the City of Buenos Aires, we also passed them that problem," she said. #Argentina
5) However, @PatoBullrich emphasized her attempts to limit disruptive demonstrations, such as protests at airports or highways, and boasted that over all, protests are down 40%. #Argentinapic.twitter.com/hNn7LznWTS
6) @PatoBullrich also defended the controversial pre-trial detention of Kirchner-era officials, noting that 80% of Argentine prisoners are in detención preventiva. Moreover, she said, public corruption "is one of the most terrible crimes." #Argentina
7) Finally, though @PatoBullrich praised #Argentina's cooperation with the @FBI, @DEAHQ and @DHSgov, she said @southcomwatch should invest more of its counter-narcotics resources south of #Colombia.
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