A recent incident at Argentina's National Gendarmerie School involved the discovery of a suspicious package that detonated, injuring four gendarmerie officers, two of whom sustained burns and were transported to a hospital. The package, which was about the size of a book, is currently under investigation by the Federal Police who are trying to ascertain the sender's identity and the intended recipient of the package. This event has raised significant concerns about safety and security at military educational institutions in the country.

The Federal Police revealed that this particular package had arrived four months ago, but details surrounding its delivery and the mysterious intent behind it remain unclear. In total, three suspicious packages were identified, with two others undergoing inspection by the Explosives Brigade, which later detonated them safely. The incident raises alarms regarding potential threats to national security and the safety of law enforcement personnel tasked with safeguarding the public.

Given that this event is linked to law enforcement and the workings of government security institutions in Argentina, it underscores the challenges faced by authorities in maintaining safety against potential violent acts or terrorist threats. As investigations continue, this incident could lead to broader discussions about the precautions necessary to protect those in the line of duty within gendarmerie and other security forces.