37 years after the Falklands war, the act of homage to ex-combatants at Posadas took place

This morning, at the Malvinas War Memorial, located on the fourth stretch of the Costanera, the event was held in commemoration of veterans. The same was presided by the Mayor of the city of Posadas, Joaquín Losada, who handed a commemorative plaque to family members of people who died before the age of 37.

At a ceremony rich in emotions, a tribute was paid to the Malvinas veterans and in particular to our missionaries. The traditional parade was also attended by members of the provincial and national security forces, as well as high school students from various institutions.

"You must have the memory and do not show ingratitude.At today, the city of Posadas can affirm that each of our Malvinas veterans is an illustrious citizen.This is a small demonstration of recognition." said Losada. Moments before the same mayor gives a plaque to the parents of a deceased veteran and recalls that this gesture is made to everyone who was carrying their men in a difficult task over thirty years ago.

"We still have ex-combatants to whom we can give the registration plates.All people who go his way will know that a veteran is present and will send him the corresponding greetings of gratitude and approaching to drink. a companion to hear the experience they have experienced, "said the mayor. To date, there are 54 families left to visit to deliver these plates.

"It is necessary in a society like ours, that things happen and are diluted but that they are always present in our memory, our retina and especially in our hearts.Behind this flag and our Malvinas Islands, I am the only one of my kind. hopes that all Argentineans and missionaries will follow the message of building peace for a common destiny, "he concluded in his speech.

A.B.V.