San La Muerte
San La Muerte, also known as Saint Death, is a folk saint venerated in parts of Latin America, particularly in Argentina and Paraguay. He is often associated with death, protection, and the afterlife, and is depicted as a skeletal figure, sometimes robed, holding a scythe or crucifix. His followers believe he can grant favors and protection, and he is often invoked in rituals and prayers, particularly by those seeking justice or relief from hardship. The presence of images of San La Muerte in the context of the recent tragic events in Ñeembucú suggests a possible connection to beliefs surrounding death and the supernatural, though the exact nature of this involvement remains speculative.
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Images of San La Muerte were found at the scene, although it was avoided whether it was suspected to be part of a religious ritual.
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