The relatives of the victims of the Malvinas demand regular visits to the islands

Several of them went on the 13th of March to the islands which remained in British domino and were able to visit the Darwin cemetery, where they rest the remains of their fallen relatives.

"We ask the state to understand that ours gave their lives to Malvinas and as a state. They must take us all at least once a year to see them,This must be more often because we need it, including the relatives of General Belgrano Cruise, "said Falklands Family Association President María Fernanda Araujo, sister of Elbio's soldier, Telam Agency. Araujo.

He argued that "many of the heroes who gave their lives were the livelihoods or were about to be, the veterans who brought back the state provided them with jobs,but families of the dead have forgotten.

Relatives also need "special health care, psychologists and psychiatrists who are not GPs, but who are trained in the trauma and after-effects of war," he said.

For the relatives of the soldiers killed during the 1983 war, "Darwin's cemetery is a holy land, it's our little slice of paradise where most of us decided that the heroes would stay" said Araujo.

"All the trip to the islands is very special, as soon as the plane starts to roll at Ezeiza and that there is a silence that begins to be cut off after a while with sighs, when you start to see the islands, there are tears and laughter the landing which is a party, as soon as we walk on Malvinas, a silence that accompanies us within 45 minutes of the bus starts until we can see the silhouette of the cemetery, "he said.