Authorities in the southern province of Tierra del Fuego Argentina highlighted the support received from Peru at war with the United Kingdom over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, met today to 29 years the landing of troops from the South American country in the archipelago.
"Peru gave everything I had in Argentina. And he had plenty of nothing. That's true and something to recognize solidarity forever," said the governor of Tierra del Fuego, Fabiana Ríos. Rivers led
in Ushuaia, the provincial capital, 3,000 kilometers south of Buenos Aires, a tribute to survivors and those killed in the war fought in 1982, in the presence of the ambassador of Peru in Argentina, Judith of Mata Fernández de la Puente.
The diplomat traveled specially invited to the province that has territorial jurisdiction over the Atlantic archipelago South and even received the news about the construction of a plaza in front of which recalls the sovereignty claim over the islands, to be called "Republic of Peru."
The ambassador said he was "honored" by the "recognition of his people", but stressed that Peru acted "just as it should do" during the conflict with the United Kingdom.
reminder The main event took place in the southern city of Rio Gallegos, where Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez, renewed their call for the UK to negotiate the sovereignty of the islands, invaded by the British in 1833.
In war, which lasted 74 days and ended with the defeat of the South American country, killing 255 British, 649 Argentines and three islanders.
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