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Argentina shocked after triple femicide livestreamed by gang

The Guardian

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September 27, 2025

The murder of three young Argentinian women whose torture by suspected drug traffickers was livestreamed on a private Instagram group has sent shock waves through a country unused to such extreme levels of narco violence.

- Josefina Salomón

Brenda del Castillo, 20, Morena Verdi, 20, and Lara Gutiérrez, 15, went missing last Friday, after they were lured to a house in the outskirts of Buenos Aires by a promise that they would be paid $300 for taking part in a “sex party”.

Instead, authorities say, they were seized and tortured by the traffickers, who streamed the abuse to 45 people via a closed Instagram group, before killing them and burying them in plastic bags outside the house.

Investigators believe the drug traffickers planned the murders as punishment and revenge, after one of the women stole a package of cocaine from one of the dealers, the alleged leader of a criminal group in a marginalised neighbourhood known as Villa 1-11-14.

"They were trying to send a message: this is what happens to those who steal drugs from me," Javier Alonso, security minister of the province of Buenos Aires, said at a press conference.

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1 min

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The Guardian

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Welcome to West Ham, Nuno: the crisis club with no vision, no structure and no patience

The timing of the news left a sour taste.

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3 mins

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Bradley's team finally show up to leave Europe hanging on in panic

Two points, two miserly points. Easy to say and write, much harder to actually achieve. A Ryder Cup belatedly broke out under the blaring Bethpage sun, leaving Europe fretting over what had seemed the most easy of victory laps.

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3 mins

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'We showed who we are - in a remarkable way'

Mikel Arteta said that his Arsenal side had shown the Premier League “who we are” after they reinforced their title credentials by coming from behind to register a statement win at Newcastle.

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1 min

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The Guardian

Leave to remain Being in work and speaking good English to be among stricter criteria

Criminals and people who cannot speak “a high standard” of English will be denied permission to settle in the UK, Shabana Mahmood will announce today, in a proposal meant to counter the growing electoral threat from Reform UK.

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2 mins

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The Guardian

Reform's 'racist' migrant plans could tear Britain apart, says PM

Keir Starmer attacked Reform UK's \"racist\" plans to revoke the rights of thousands of people to live in Britain, as a series of cabinet ministers escalated attacks on Nigel Farage on the first day of the Labour conference yesterday.

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4 mins

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The Guardian

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Revealed: popular Facebook groups that are driving radicalisation in UK

An online network of far-right Facebook groups are exposing hundreds of thousands of Britons to racist and extremist disinformation and have become an “engine of radicalisation”, a Guardian investigation reveals.

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3 mins

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