by President Javier Milei He published a video on his social networks where he compiled some moments from his recent trip to Antarctica and chose a song from Leon Gieco to set the clip to music. Ironically, the singer always seemed close to the ideas of Kirchnerism; However, this was not an impediment for the head of state to choose it as background music.
In the land of freedom is the song that accompanies the images where Milei is loved from the moment she boards the Argentine Air Force plane in Santa Cruz bound for the white continent.
There, the president visited the Marambio Base and Esperanza Base as part of a trip that aimed to put nuclear technology into operation to control plastic pollution on the white continent.
Milei expressed her gratitude for the reception she received in Antarctica and shared a video of the journey on her social networks. “Thank you very much, Antarctica Argentina. Long live freedom, damn it”said the head of state from his social networks where he published the video that lasts one minute and thirty seconds.
The President arrived in the city of Buenos Aires at 1:40 this Sunday from Río Gallegos. According to him he could know TelamThe official delegation arrived at 1:40 at the ‘Jorge Newbery’ Aeroparque aboard the Tango 11 plane of the Argentine Presidency.
For the landing of the flight carrying the president, the maintenance tasks that were being carried out at that time were suspended, in order to allow the use of the runway, airport sources added.
Milei visited the Marambio and Esperanza bases in Antarctica last Saturday, where he began the cooperation agreement between Argentina and the IAEA for the use of nuclear technology to control plastic pollution on the white continentand later returned to the city of Río Gallegos, in Santa Cruz.
After 11 pm on Sunday, the president said goodbye to the capital of Santa Cruz and greeted the people who were waiting for him at the door of the hotel to resume the trip to the city of Buenos Aires.
Milei highlighted on the white continent that through the signed program the country “will begin a new chapter in its long” and “distinguished career in Antarctic science.”
“Through international cooperation agreements we seek to enhance our capabilities to be able to provide quality scientific information for decision-making within the framework of the Antarctic Treaty,” said the head of state.
Milei was accompanied by a delegation made up of her sister and general secretary of the Presidency, Karina Milei; Foreign Minister Diana Mondino; the Ministers of the Interior, Guillermo Francos, and of Defense, Luis Petri, and the Director General of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi.
With information from the Télam agency
