Overview
- An anonymous warning prompted the evacuation of the Universidad Católica de Mendoza and two affiliated schools, Papa Francisco and Goretti.
- Reports describe a threat of a mass attack by an armed person, with Diario Uno citing an email and other accounts mentioning a phone call and even a bomb.
- The Mendoza police responded with units trained to search for explosive devices and conducted inspections of the buildings.
- The university announced a suspension of all activities until Monday, and families were called to pick up minor students.
- A fuller institutional statement is being prepared, and as of the latest reports there are no announced arrests or confirmed findings.