The three decrees that Macri has signed for the AMIA | Chronic

The national government issued Wednesday three decrees responding to the demands of the Jewish community. inter alia, the creation of a public register of persons related to acts of terrorism and their financing for "to reinforce" the prevention system, which includes the Lebanese Hezbollah organization.

The other measures involve a further 180 days to seek compensation from the relatives of the victims or those seriously injured during the terrorist attack of 18 July 1994, in which 85 people died and lost their lives. 300 others were injured and the other decree established the day of national mourning tomorrow. These are Decrees 486, 487 and 489, published this Wednesday in the Official Journal and bearing the signature of the President. Mauricio Macri.

In the initiative on the creation of the public register, does not expressly mention the Hezbollah, accused by the Argentine justice to be a participant in the attack against the AMIA, but is implicitly implicated, pointing out that it is understood "any natural or legal person or entity over whom the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has ordered the administrative freezing of badets".

Monday, the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, had expected that President Macri would sign the decree defining Hezbollah as a terrorist organization aimed at "heal a very important injury".

The register will operate within the Ministry of Justice and will aim to: "to ensure the access and exchange of information on human beings, legal entities and entities related to acts of terrorism and / or their financing and to facilitate national and international cooperation with a view to to prevent, combat and eliminate terrorism and its financing ".

At the same time, the Government put in place a new 180-day period to seek compensation from the families of the victims or those seriously injured during the attack.

This new term is due to the fact that "A small group of victims legitimized to solicit the benefits provided by Law 27,139 (of 2015) remains, which have not been accepted because their expiry date has expired."

Finally, the third decree states that this Thursday will be a day of national mourning and that the national flag will remain hoisted at half-mast in buildings and public places.

Thursday, the sirens of the fire station, ambulances and police patrol cars of the city of Buenos Aires will ring together at 9:53, to remember the exact time when it occurred. Bombing of the AMIA.

The central act will begin at this time in front of the rebuilt seat of the AMIA, to Pasteur 633, under the slogan "85 lives torn apart, 25 years of impunity", and will have as speakers the Acting President of AMIA, Ariel Eichbaumand one Sofia Guterman, mother of Andrea, who, at age 28, was at the headquarters of the institution looking for work at the time of the bomb blast.

As every July 18, AMIA will remember the victims of the terrorist attack and will seek justice, denounce impunity and renew its request for punishment of the guilty, in the presence of relatives of the victims and survivors.

Earlier, at 9:30 am, the organization Memoria Activa will hold its own event in Plaza Lavalle, under the slogan "25 years of proven impunity" and with the owner of the grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, Carlotto Steleand one Taty Almeida, mothers from Plaza de Mayo as speakers, among others.

In the afternoon, President Mauricio Macri will present the book at 5 pm at the Casa Rosada Museum. "Justice you will persecute", an initiative of the Latin American Jewish Congress (CJL) which brings together the reflections of world leaders such as Donald Trump, Angela Merkel and Jair Bolsonaro.