In Mendoza, Argentina, a notable case of insecurity has emerged as the Minister of Finance, Víctor 'Peque' Fayad, reported the theft of his truck during a visit to the home of another cabinet member, Natalio Mema. The incident occurred late Monday night when Fayad's Toyota SW4 was parked on the street, only to be discovered missing after the ministers exited their meeting. Eyewitnesses noted that shortly after leaving, they realized the vehicle was no longer there, which has raised questions about public safety in the area.

The location of the theft, Juan de Coria street in the upscale residential neighborhood of Chacras de Coria in Luján de Cuyo, adds to the gravity of the situation. The meeting was attended by various officials, including other notable figures, suggesting that the incident could impact the public’s trust in the local government's ability to ensure safety even for its highest-ranking members. This incident raises immediate concerns over the effectiveness of law enforcement in the region as it happens in a place known for its exclusivity and safety, causing citizens to feel uneasy.

Moreover, another attendee of the meeting, enologist Ramiro Maures, reported that his truck was also damaged during the incident with a broken rear window. This series of events not only escalates the concerns surrounding public safety in Mendoza but may also lead to increased scrutiny of crime rates within the community. Residents may demand greater measures and initiatives from their government to tackle rising insecurity issues, possibly affecting future policy decisions and law enforcement practices in the province.