The president Javier Milei demanded this Tuesday the release of the gendarme kidnapped in Venezuela and assured that he will exhaust all diplomatic means to achieve it. He did so during the presentation of sabers and medals at the Nation’s Military College, the graduation ceremony of the three Armed Forces. It was the first time he referred to the subject.
Before beginning his formal speech for the presentation of sabers and medals at the Military College, the President He referred to the kidnapping of gendarme Nahuel Gallo. “He was detained by the Security Forces in charge of the criminal dictator Nicolás Maduro, for the only crime of visiting your partner and your child“he assured.
“We demand his immediate release and we will exhaust all diplomatic channels to return him safely to Argentina.”“Milei promised in front of the graduates of the three Armed Forces.
President Javier Milei’s message at the Military College
In the ceremony at the Nation’s Military College, located in El Palomar, The president praised the Armed Forces and criticized previous governments for the policy they carried out on the matter. “They dedicated themselves to defenestrating and discrediting our forces,” he stated.
“Another of the disastrous legacies of the caste has been to break the relationship between politics and our beloved Armed Forces”critical Milei. Instead, he stated, his government carries out a policy of vindication of the military sector.
“This made us lose valuable years of development of our military capabilities,” he assessed. ““We are writing a new page in history, where they have the recognition they deserve.”he added.
“This new class of graduates will witness something unprecedented in recent decades. They will have a government that will accompany them and will do everything in its power to prioritize the three forces. Honoring the legacy that (Julio) Roca and (José de) San Martín left us,” he said.
“The Nation counts on you, You can count on the Nation”hill. Afterwards, on top of a red platform, with a large Argentine flag in the background, he handed each man and woman their sabers and medals.
Source: Ambito
