“In the new Constitution of Santa Fe, the struggle for the sovereignty of Malvinas must be embodied,” Pullaro said.

Something good has the passage of time, and it is the creation of the distance that allows us, in its parenthesis, to be able to remember -as far as possible- more dispassionately than with the proximity of the facts. It is possible to sift the hatreds, the grudges, and the affections as well. Forty-three years separate us from [...] The 43 years entrance of a heroic Malvinas gestation: To the veterans and eternal custodians of our sovereignty w…

Governor Maximiliano Pullaro headed this Wednesday in Reconquista the act for Veteran Day and the Fallen in the Falklands War, at the turn of 43 years of the conflict. He stressed the need for the reform of the Santafesina Constitution to include the claim of sovereignty over the islands. “The honor that veterans have reaped in these years is not only for the courage to defend the Homeland, but because they are an example of honor and honesty,” …

Governor Maximiliano Pullaro headed this Wednesday in Reconquista the event in commemoration of Veteran's Day and the Fallen in the Falklands War, on the 43rd anniversary of the gestation.

Governor Maximiliano Pullaro headed this Wednesday in Reconquista the event in commemoration of Veteran's Day and the Fallen in the Falklands War, on the 43rd anniversary of the gestation. He was accompanied by the mayor of the city, Enrique Vallejos; the head of the Air Garrison Reconquista, Commodore Walter César Olmedo; the ministers of Government and Public Innovation... Source

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On April 2, 1982, Argentina initiated a military action to recover the Malvinas Islands, occupied by the United Kingdom since 1833. This conflict, which lasted 74 days, resulted in the loss of 649 Argentine soldiers and left an indelible mark in the national memory. On the 43rd anniversary of the Malvinas War, President Javier Milei led a commemorative event at the Cenotafio to the Fallen in San Martín Square. During his speech, Milei emphasized…