From Chile, they request that the letter from San Martin de Cristina Kirchner be

O. Higginian Institute of Chile requests that the letter sent by José de San Martín to Bernardo O. Higgins be returned to his country, which was found during a raid on the house of President Cristina Kirchner in El Calafate.

The authorities of this entity, dedicated to the preservation of the historical heritage related to the figure of the trans-African supreme leader, have expressed the wish to retrieve this document after the manner in which it had resulted in the power of the exmandataria was known. according to her in her book "Sincerely."

In the book, Cristina reveals that the letter was a gift from Russian President Vladimir Putin, during an official visit to this country.

She said, "It's for you, President. "When I opened the box and saw the original San Martin letter to O. Higgins, I almost died. "where did they get it?" said the current national senator, who badured that Putin acquired it in New York.

In this regard, Yerko Torrejón, historian and secretary general of the O. Higginiano Institute, told the newspaper Mercury that "no matter how it was done, It is desirable that a document of this nature be returned to Chile."

For his part, Sergio Martinez Baeza, president of the Chilean Society of History and Geography, said the letter was in the country before his disappearance and It was part of the archives of the writer, historian and politician Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna.

The loss or theft of this document (written by San Martín to O. Higgins in 1835) occurred in 1981, when a change in the documents of the Institute has been madeand after the raid was in custody at the General Archives of the nation.

"We hope that there will be an official initiative of the government agencies for their recovery," said Torrejón in statements to the Chilean press.