They recognized two other people who had fallen to the Malvinas and subtracted 10 bodies to identify

The national government reported Thursday that they were identified two other soldiers The Argentineans fell in the Malvinas Islands, so that in the cemetery of Darwin, there are only 10 bodies to recognize.

It is the remains of Eduardo Antonio Vallejosfrom Córdoba, who was doing his military service when he was called to fight in the archipelago, and Carlos Alberto Frías, who was born in Corrientes and joined the 12th Infantry Regiment of the city of Mercedes.

The first of them died when he was hit by the bursts of a bomb that exploded two meters from the trench in which he was lying. For its part, Frías fell during the Battle of Pradera del Ganso, the first clash between the Argentinian and British forces in the Falklands.

The families of both were informed of the results of the DNA badyzes and integrated the entourage of their relatives. traveled to the islands on Wednesday know the graves of the last identified soldiers.

There are already 112 fighters who have been individualized under the Malvinas Humanitarian Project Plan that the Argentinian Government is implementing jointly with the Red Cross and the British authorities.

"They spent 37 years of silence and indolence in front of the heroes and their families, the state accompanies them today, caresses them, recognizes them and thanks them for all that they do. they gave, "said the Secretary for Human Rights and Pluralism. Cultural of the nation, Claudio Avruj.

In a statement, the government said that it is necessary to verify the identity of ten soldiers and that they lie in the Darwin Cemetery with the legend "Argentine soldier only known to God".

Travel to Malvinas

A group of 62 parents of fallen soldiers traveled to the islands to honor fighters who have been identified. The delegation left the airport of Ezeiza after Wednesday, April 4 to take flight Andes 682, leased by the company Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, and seated almost three hours later in the year. ;archipelago.

Once at the military base, pbadengers boarded a bus that took them to Darwin Cemetery, located about 35 kilometers from this location.

Around 11 am, the religious ceremony was entrusted to the Argentine priest Ponciano Acosta, first cousin of a fighter who died during the war.

In the act were also the relatives of Eduardo Antonio Vallejos and Carlos Alberto Frías, the two combatants who were identified this week through the work of the Red Cross.