Macri said that "the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands will only be recovered through dialogue" with the islanders and Britain

It was an emotional act, full of feelings, crying and with a political message concrete: the president Mauricio Macri received today the relatives of the fallen soldiers in the war of Falkland Islands and stressed that "Only with the dialogue with the islanders and Great Britain" The recovery of Argentine sovereignty over the archipelagos of the South Atlantic will be realized in the future.

As they trusted Infobae officials and relatives of the soldiers present at the meeting with Macri, the president was very satisfied excited and appreciated the work done by the Human Rights Secretariat, which directs Claudio Avruj as Parents' Commission represented today by María Fernanda Araujo, the referents of the International Red Cross, the old soldiers Jeffry Cardoso and Roberto Curilovic, at the same time as the businessman of the Corporación América, Eduardo Eurnekián, who decided to pay for the trip of the families of the soldiers since its creation.

"The president spoke of healing and healing of wounds through dialogue, a fact that we all agree on," he said. Infobae Fernanda Araujo, from the Commission of Families of Soldiers Fallen in Fight in the Falklands War.

Araujo confirmed in turn that among the relatives who had spoken to Macri, there was a common demand: to demand that the government guarantee the trip to the Falklands from all the relatives of the soldiers, including those who fell during the sinking of General Belgrano during the 1982 war.

Macri meeting with 39 parents of new soldiers identified in Darwin will visit the islands tomorrow for see the graves of the 20 new soldiers identified in the last year. The will wave a flag of Argentina and tomorrow an Argentinian military march will be heard in the islands, which did not happen during the first visit, in March 2018 On this occasion, the clarinet of the march will be responsible for the veteran Omar Tabárez.

The 39 people who will go to Darwin will be able, for the first time in 37 years, to accompany the exact place where they have left their remains. The duel will begin to close after decades of hope, resignation and even adoption of anonymous graves during previous visits to the island. The trip, which will be done in a private plane of the company The Andes he was paid again by the company Argentina 2000 airports, of Eduardo Eurnekián.

In addition, the historical event was organized by Roberto Curilovic, Super Etendard pilot during the war and director of AA 2000; the ambbadador of the United Kingdom in Argentina, Mark Kent; the island government; and the Commission of the Families of the Missing in the Malvinas. The trip was supported by the National Human Rights Secretariat, responsible for Claudio Avruj, and the chancellery