They identify another soldier buried under the name of NN in Darwin and they are already 113 – Telam

A new identification of an Argentine soldier killed during the Falklands War and who remained buried in the Darwin Cemetery under the name of NN was announced today by the Secretariat for Human Rights. a man of the Nation, who now totals 113 soldiers.

It is the remains of a soldier from the city of Oliva in Cordoba, identified as Néstor Osvaldo Pizarro, who has been honored on several occasions both in his home province and in the locality of Lanús, where he lived as a volunteer go to the Falklands war.

This was reported today, by a press release, the Secretariat for Human Rights and Cultural Pluralism of the Nation, which announced a new "positive identification" as part of the Humanitarian Plan of the Nation. Malvinas, bringing the total number of soldiers identified in Darwin Cemetery to 113.

"It is always very moving to communicate a new identification.We are getting closer and closer to the conclusion of this effective plan," said Claudio Avruj, secretary for human rights at the announcement.

In this regard, he reiterated that "the humanitarian plan of the Malvinas is the fruit of a team work and the commitment of the Argentine State to bring answers to society in his outfit".

The announcement of a new identification took place today as part of the Day of affirmation of the rights of Argentina in the Falklands.

As stated, the news of the identification was received by the sister of the Maltese hero, Elda Beatriz Pizarro, at the premises of the National Archive of Memory, in the premises of the former ESMA.

She herself provided the DNA sample that ultimately allowed her to identify her brother's remains in one of the Darwin cemetery graves with the caption "soldier only known to God".

"We all have the right to know where our loved ones are buried," said Elda Pizarro during the news, according to the statement.