An ex-fighter, lapidary: we saved the policy on Mavinas

Ernesto Alonso claimed that there was an "absolute setback" under the current leadership of Mauricio Macri.

April 2, 2019

The day of the 37th anniversary of the Argentine landing Falkland Islands, the ex-fighter Ernesto Alonso, CECIM Secretary for Human Rights, refers to the policy of sovereignty of the Argentine state: "Unfortunately, we have regressed in the Malouine policy. With the Macri government, we are living in absolute recession. We deliver the South Atlantic to the British. "And he stressed that" the signing of the agreement on fishing and oil exploitation does not go through Congress because it would not be approved ".

In dialogue with the program "There will be consequences" in the Destape radioAlonso recalled: "It was not the other armed forces that went to the Falklands. They were repressors, torturers, appropriators of babies"And he deepened:" We went with the army of Videla, with the Navy of Mbadera and the air force of Lami Dozo. And we continue to demand memory, truth and justice. "

"Young people are not ready to die. We were children, we had just finished high school. And we were sent to this war, "said the head of the Malvinas Islands Disarmament Center.