President Javier Milei used the Day of the Veterans and the Fallen in the Malvinas War not only to reaffirm Argentina's sovereignty over the islands but also to show support for his Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni. Despite the situation, the former presidential spokesperson looked relaxed and smiled at each of the present who approached him. Head of Government Jorge Macri did not hesitate to congratulate Milei with a pat on the back. But above all, the President dedicated a hug, exchanged glances, and after giving his speech, left with him, being the first official to leave the place. This was the first friendly gesture after meetings in which the economist did not even manage to look at the mayor of Buenos Aires, who participated in the event with his deputy, Clara Muzzio. Once the President left, the members of the Cabinet and the representatives of the PRO management stayed to talk with the veterans. Other relevant representatives of the ruling party, such as María Ibarzabal (Legal and Technical) and Martín Menem (head of the Chamber of Deputies), also attended. The last to arrive was the coordinating minister, involved in judicial cases investigating possible illicit enrichment and for having taken his wife on the presidential plane on the occasion of the Argentina Week in the United States. Most of the officials began to arrive at the site where the Cenotaph to the Fallen in Malvinas is located after 9 a.m. The Government, for now, has strived to support and back it continuously, something that was also seen today. Adorni received the effusive greeting of all the members of the Government. During the event, the President greeted the official effusively and left with him. The event, which took place in Plaza San Martín in the Retiro neighborhood, was attended by the entire Cabinet.
