Argentine VP calls for “re-Malvinization” process

Argentine VP calls for “re-Malvinization” process

Argentine Vice President Victoria Villarruel was the main speaker at a ceremony in Ushuaia marking the 43rd anniversary of the Falklands/Malvinas War. Her participation at an event separate from the one headed by President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires transpired internal differences within the once successful electoral ticket.

The vice president traveled to Ushuaia to participate in the central event for the anniversary of the Falklands War. In this way, she chose to commemorate the distant date of President Javier Milei and the rest of the national Cabinet.

This morning, Vice President Victoria Villarruel led a commemorative event in tribute to the Malvinas heroes in the Malvinas Square of Ushuaia, where she highlighted the importance of Argentine sovereignty over the islands and called for a “malvinization process“. In her speech, Villarruel stressed the need to strengthen national and hemispheric policies to protect the region’s natural resources from the threat of “the plundering powers”, referr…

Vice President Victoria Villarruel led a tribute this morning to the heroes of the Malvinas Islands, in which she called for the initiation of "a process of Malvinization" and demanded the implementation of "policies that protect the resources" of the area from "the powers that plunder them." From Malvinas Plaza in the city of Ushuaia, the vice president echoed the conflict with the United Kingdom over the islands, and stated: "Everything linked…

Vice President Victoria Villarruel proposed a greater vindication of the Malvinas cause, arguing that it is a factor of national unity and a strategic axis for the country. The statement took place in Ushuaia, during an event with veterans, as part of the tributes for Veterans Day and the Fallen in the Malvinas War. The vice president called for strengthening the memory of the conflict and consolidating a regional alliance for the protection of …

From Ushuaia, the vice president said that security "cannot be left in the hands of an extracontinental power"