Notes:

Ignacio González Prieto was the reporter sent by Todo Noticias (TN) that covered Máximo Jerez's funeral in the Los Pumas club in Empalme Graneros, Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina; one of the poorest neighbourhoods of the city. The anger of the neighbours became violent when they decided to attack Cristián Carlos "El Salteño" (the one from Salta province) Villazón, one of the local transas (people who sell drugs, but do not produce nor distribute it) which was accused of shooting Jerez.

They looted his house, destroyed it, burn it and threw stones at him, and intended to lynch him. The transa meanwhile shot live ammunition to the crowd. Santa Fe Police stopped the angry crowd with rubber bullets and took the entire Villazón family away.

After that, the neighbours decided to ransack the remaining bunkers (permanent constructions used to sell drugs); all of them were, of course, empty. Their inhabitants went away to save their lives, probably taking note of what happened to the Villazón family.

González Prieto covered it all, getting acclaim from a lot of people, especially in comparison with Esteban Trebucq and Amalia Granata, who weared paintball vests during a trip in a relatively safe zone of Rosario, despite the dubious protective capacity of such clothes and the safety of the zone, while González Prieto only wore a shirt in a truly dangerous setting and time.