Cristina, the Court and the Falklands, themes of a meal and a subtle toast

Since they've hosted in the lobby of the Cordova Avenue hotel many Rotarians, lawyers, accountants, CEOs, have begun to question the Supreme Court's decision to request the record the cause of the public works for which the following week would take place. to sue Cristina Fernández. During lunch, the subject was discussed at the tables and, two hours later, they withdrew and several said they had received by mobile phone the warning of the organized cacerolazo against justice.

For those who were invited for the first time to the Rotarians Club Buenos Aires weekly meal, it seemed to them that in addition to the Argentine flag, there was the flag of the United Kingdom. Just in addition to the day the lieutenant general spoke Claudio PasqualiniChief of the Army.

Pasqualini, diplomat, first greeted the British ambbadador Mark Kent and then to the club president, Ubaldo Aguirre, who in the end invited to toast because, as is often the case, the countries of the ambbadadors who have joined as honorary members at their national holidays are welcomed. Kent, an honorary member, was able to attend the meeting on Wednesday and was honored with diplomacy. Ubaldo Aguirre interpreted each word very well and asked for peace in the world, a value promoted by the Rotary Club.

Kent, who is very popular on social media, has also been cautious. "It gives me great pleasure to share a table with Pasqualini," he began his speech at the time of dessert recalling that the British and Argentine armed forces shared the same missions as that of Cyprus. "We are working side by side," he said. He did not dodge the problem that divides: "We do not deny the past, we do not deny the 82, but we work together and we will continue on the path of collaboration with you", has-not- he declared with reference to the recognition of the dead soldiers on the islands and buried under the NN.

Usually a joker, he made a joke and then became serious. "I am here three years ago and I am always asked three things, first by the islands, then by" the hand of God "(by one of the most famous goals of the world). English author of Diego Maradona) and in third place at Brexit "he counted. "Stay calm, the English are not going to leave Europe," he quieted the audience by informing Liverpool and Tottenham that this week they had won heroic victories in the league final.

After the toast, Kent and Pasqualini were welcomed to greet a large number of people present and share their impressions. On the way back, a few Rotarians invited to participate in the Centennial Cup that will take place this Friday 17 in Paraguay in 1858 as part of a series of events for the 100 years of the club. A couple of entrepreneurs had already registered, but had warned that there would be more experienced players in the competition.