Buenos Aires, April 2 (NA) -- Actress Andrea del Boca shared a heartfelt message during her stay on the reality show 'Big Brother,' commemorating the veterans and fallen during the war for the Falkland Islands on its day, asking that we 'honor our veterans,' 44 years after the conflict. According to the Argentine News Agency and as recorded by the house cameras, the artist began, before giving the good morning and while the other participants kept to their routine: 'I will try to be brief because they say there will be an activity.' 'First, I want to greet with a good day and ask that we always remember our fallen in Malvinas,' del Boca began at the same time as she asked: 'Let us pay tribute and honor our Malvinas veterans.' 'Let us always remember that the Malvinas are Argentine; let us always have the flag on our chest and carry it to the whole world with our heads held high,' the interpreter concluded in the streaming room of the isolation she is carrying out in the Buenos Aires Aires town of Martínez. In 1982, during the television program 'The 24 hours of the Malvinas,' the actress donated a fox fur coat to be auctioned for the benefit of the Argentine Malvinas Patriotic Fund. The coat came from the furrier Anar and was one of many donations from figures in the entertainment world; however, and as is public knowledge, the goods never reached their destination.
