Mario Bergara, the Intendente (mayor) of Montevideo, has been summoned to appear before the city council to explain the strategy for combating illegal street racing. This action follows the recent tragic death of a 12-year-old boy in Parque Rodó, an incident that has heightened public concern. Council members are demanding clarity on the collaborative efforts between the municipal government and the Ministry of the Interior in addressing these dangerous activities. Bergara is expected to detail the specific operational plans in place to prevent further incidents. The investigation aims to assess the effectiveness of current measures and identify potential improvements. This summons reflects a growing demand for accountability and increased action to ensure public safety in the face of escalating risks associated with clandestine racing events. The city hopes to outline a clear path forward to prevent future tragedies.