On November 3, 1995, the military armament factory in the city of Río Tercero, in the province of Córdoba, Argentina, explodes. The executive power declares it as an accident, but the depots are actually intentionally detonated to conceal evidence of arms smuggling to Croatia and Ecuador, in which President Carlos Menem was involved. Seven people died, more than three hundred were injured, and the city was filled with shrapnel and war ammunition that citizens took home as souvenirs. Author: Baez, Guillermo.