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Descripción: Argentinian war veterans hold vigil for fallen soldiers of Malvinas War BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - APRIL 01: Officers from all branches of the Argentine Armed Forces pay tribute to fallen soldiers of the Malvinas War during a vigil in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 01, 2025. Every April 1st, Argentine war veterans gather in San Andres de Giles, Buenos Aires province, for the 'Vigil for the Fallen of the Malvinas'. The event commemorates the 1982 conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Malvinas (Falkland) Islands. Veterans from across the country unite to honor their 649 fallen comrades, lighting torches and singing the national anthem at midnight alongside their families. The commemoration includes displays of war weapons, period clothing, personal effects of the fallen and letters exchanged with their families.
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ARGENTINA-Vigilia Veteranos de Malvinas San Andrés de Giles
Argentinian war veterans hold vigil for fallen soldiers of Malvinas WarBUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – APRIL 01: Officers from all branches of the Argentine Armed Forces pay tribute to fallen soldiers of the Malvinas War during a vigil in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 01, 2025. Every April 1st, Argentine war veterans gather in San Andres de Giles, Buenos Aires province, for the ‘Vigil for the Fallen of the Malvinas’. The event commemorates the 1982 conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Malvinas Islands. Veterans from across the country unite to honor their 649 fallen comrades, lighting torches and singing the national anthem at midnight alongside their families. The commemoration includes displays of war weapons, period clothing, personal effects of the fallen and letters exchanged with their families.
