Malvinas: Mauricio Macri will receive tomorrow in Olivos relatives of fallen soldiers and veterans

In a new gesture designed to honor the heroes who took part in the 1982 Malvinas war, Mauricio Macri will receive this Tuesday in the fifth of the Olivos family members of the soldiers and will be placed for the first time in history a commemorative plaque on the Plaza Seca of the presidential residence.

As confirmed at Infobae from the government and the family commission of fallen soldiers in Malvinas, the president wants to pay tribute to those who fought in Malvinas. Not only will there be relatives of fallen soldiers, but ex-combatants are also expected the same April 2 "Day of the veteran and the dead in the Malvinas war" honor the heroes who fought in the conflict of war from the South Atlantic in 1982.

"It will be a very important and emotional act as it adds the value and significance of the strength of the humanitarian project to identify the Malouin heroes." This year, 112 families have received from the state a caress that allows them to close many years of pain and anguish and no answers, "said the secretary for human rights Claudio Avruj, which will be part of the act.

For Avruj, it will also be "an act of reaffirmation of our commitment as a State and as a society of the Malvinas Islands". In addition to President Macri, it is expected that much of the national cabinet and leaders of the armed forces will attend the ceremony at the Quinta de Olivos.

In the act of Tuesday, the head of state will put a plaque in tribute to the soldiers who fought at the Malvinas in the Plaza Seca which is in the residence of Olivos next to the mast with the Argentine flag. It will be the first time that a plaque in tribute to the soldiers will be given to the residence of Olivos.

The government wishes to add another gesture of support to the veterans and loved ones of fallen soldiers in the Falklands after the trip that killed 62 family members of soldiers who fell in the Falklands War and who went to these islands for the first time in 37 years. the exact location of the Darwin cemetery where your loved ones rest.

On this occasion, the group consisted of parents of the 20 soldiers identified during the last year. 10 who could not travel with the first contingent on March 26 of last year; the others are relatives of the 10 unidentified soldiers. Flight 682 from the Andes, funded by Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, flew to the Mount Pleasant Military Airport and, in Darwin Cemetery, members of 22 families were able to talk to him, leaving flowers behind. , flags, rosaries, postcards, dead mother's letters, portraits and old photos in the graves of soldiers identified in the past year.

A day before this trip, at a meeting in camera in the clean room of Casa Rosada Macri received about 39 members of the family of soldiers and In this context, the President referred to the need for promote dialogue with the islanders and with Great Britain as "the only way" to progress in the recovery of sovereignty over the archipelago.