Juan Grabois analizó la relación entre el narcotráfico y la política en Argentina

Juan Grabois commented on the triple femicide that occurred in Florencio Varela. "These things aren't new; they're getting worse. And now that I'm involved in political and party activism, sometimes all of this seems very distant from politics. New York or Washington are closer than Ciudad Evita, La Tablada, or Varela," he reflected on Modo Fontevecchia, on Net TV and Radio Perfil (AM 1190). For the social and political leader, the deaths of the three girls show how violence directly affects the country's periphery: "From the periphery, these are the three girls who were killed, who were doing their best to survive within the framework of the destruction of any prospects for a life project for them." Grabois warns that, although Milei's government is not the cause, "what Milei does is normalize it, institutionalize it."