Macri, 37 years of the Falklands war: "The claim to sovereignty is legitimate and irrevocable"

President Mauricio Macri paid tribute to the heroes who participated in the Falklands war 37 years ago. Facing veterans and relatives of fallen soldiers, the head of state said that Argentina's claim to sovereignty was legitimate and irrevocable.

"Today, we are here to pay tribute to the parents, children and friends who took the war." 37. We remember them, but their tribute invites us to reflect on the challenges facing our country. is confronted: the claim to sovereignty is legitimate and irrevocable and unites us to the Argentineans beyond our differenceshe badured.

And he continued, "To move forward, we need to build a consensus that transcends governments and we will do it using the tools of dialogue, confidence-building and international law"

The chief of the staff of the armed forces, General Bari del Valle Sosa, preceded Macri in the use of speech. As a veteran of the Falklands, he remembered with pride the actions he took in action in 1982 and was moved to sadly recall his companions who had remained in the Islands. "Our eternal gratitude to the families of the fallen soldiers, you have given the most valuable of your treasures to the homeland, do not doubt that they are already part of the small group of men and women that the country has booked for their heroeshe badured.

María del Carmen Penón, mother of the soldier Elbio Araujo, thanked on behalf of the Commission of the families of the deceased in the Malvinas the attention carried by the president: Dios Malvinas is a cause which touches many places. "