During this Friday morning, the mayor Francisco Azcué, accompanied by the Chief of the 6th Tank Cavalry Regiment Blandengues, Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino and Malvinas war veterans, led the official ceremony for the Day of Maximum Resistance.
June 14th is the date on which the armed conflict in the Malvinas Islands ended, which is why the Day of Maximum Resistance is commemorated, in tribute to the Argentine heroes who resisted until the last day in the South Atlantic conflict.
After the raising of the flags and the laying of a floral offering at the foot of the plaque that remembers the fallen from Concordia in the Malvinas, the Municipal President addressed those present, whom he invited “to reflect on this date, to remember our heroes and to nourish ourselves with that dose of patriotism”, highlighting the decision that “the Ministry of Defense has taken by establishing this policy” seeking to avoid the de-Malvinization in the country.
Azcué called to “keep in mind our heroes, who gave their lives for our Homeland and who were willing to give everything until the last minute, defending our sovereignty until the end”.
Addressing the veterans present, the mayor of Concordia conveyed “my deepest respect and admiration, because you represent all those values that we need to move forward”.
It is worth remembering that on June 4th, the national portfolio, through Resolution 553/2024 published in the Official Gazette, decided to “permanently promote the sense of belonging of the Malvinas War Veterans with the Armed Forces and Security Forces and disseminate the Malvinas Deed in order to grant them comprehensive recognition of the service provided to the homeland, and incorporate the concept of ‘Citizen Embrace’ to the relationship of the citizenry with the Veteran”.
RECOGNITION
Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Camarino stated that with this type of activity “fair recognition is given to those who gave the most precious thing we have, which is life, for defending what is ours”.
For his part, the president of the Concordia War Veterans Center, Rodolfo Razzeto, recalled that for many years “we suffered de-Malvinization and we still have a long way to go” but, with these actions “our feeling, our spirit is strengthened, for which we receive this warm applause and recognition for the work that each one has done, from their place, in our Malvinas Islands”.
On the occasion, the vice mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza was present; members of the Municipal Cabinet; of the Concordia War Veterans Center; of the Armed and Security Forces; of Volunteer Firefighters; councilors; intermediate entities and the general public.
June 14th is the date on which the armed conflict in the Malvinas Islands ended, which is why the Day of Maximum Resistance is commemorated, in tribute to the Argentine heroes who resisted until the last day in the South Atlantic conflict.
After the raising of the flags and the laying of a floral offering at the foot of the plaque that remembers the fallen from Concordia in the Malvinas, the Municipal President addressed those present, whom he invited “to reflect on this date, to remember our heroes and to nourish ourselves with that dose of patriotism”, highlighting the decision that “the Ministry of Defense has taken by establishing this policy” seeking to avoid the de-Malvinization in the country.
Azcué called to “keep in mind our heroes, who gave their lives for our Homeland and who were willing to give everything until the last minute, defending our sovereignty until the end”.
Addressing the veterans present, the mayor of Concordia conveyed “my deepest respect and admiration, because you represent all those values that we need to move forward”.
It is worth remembering that on June 4th, the national portfolio, through Resolution 553/2024 published in the Official Gazette, decided to “permanently promote the sense of belonging of the Malvinas War Veterans with the Armed Forces and Security Forces and disseminate the Malvinas Deed in order to grant them comprehensive recognition of the service provided to the homeland, and incorporate the concept of ‘Citizen Embrace’ to the relationship of the citizenry with the Veteran”.
RECOGNITION
Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Camarino stated that with this type of activity “fair recognition is given to those who gave the most precious thing we have, which is life, for defending what is ours”.
For his part, the president of the Concordia War Veterans Center, Rodolfo Razzeto, recalled that for many years “we suffered de-Malvinization and we still have a long way to go” but, with these actions “our feeling, our spirit is strengthened, for which we receive this warm applause and recognition for the work that each one has done, from their place, in our Malvinas Islands”.
On the occasion, the vice mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza was present; members of the Municipal Cabinet; of the Concordia War Veterans Center; of the Armed and Security Forces; of Volunteer Firefighters; councilors; intermediate entities and the general public.