The mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the ceremony celebrating the 77th anniversary of the creation of the 4th Squadron of the National Gendarmerie, where he highlighted the important role it plays in our community and the region.
Azcué maintained that the Gendarmerie “is a prestigious institution that celebrates its anniversary today, and this Squadron has demonstrated throughout all these years its commitment and its love for the city,” he indicated.
“Here in Concordia, it provides a very important service in the framework of judicial investigations; working against the narco-criminal organizations that cause so much harm to our society, and today we need them more than ever. That is the path set for us by our governor Rogelio Frigerio, to support the Armed Forces and Security Forces. We have the obligation to take care of those people who dedicate their lives to the service of the Nation,” Azcué valued.
In his welcoming remarks, the Chief of the 4th Squadron Concordia of the National Gendarmerie, Principal Commander Fernando Wilhelm, highlighted that the Gendarmerie has been in the town for 77 uninterrupted years, having originated in 1947. “We are the only Squadron of those originally created, such as Squadrons 1, 2, and 3, that has been at the service of the community for 77 uninterrupted years. Although our functions have changed, we have always been the Eagles of the Border.”
Finally, Wilhelm, referring to his personal situation, narrated that “I am already tracing my final lines in these areas, since the Gendarmerie has decided to assign my duties to another destination. I only have words of gratitude for all the people of Concordia and my jurisdiction,” he concluded.
ATTENDEES
Attending the ceremony were the Chief of the 6th Tank Regiment “Blandengues”, Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino; the Chief of the Concordia Naval Prefecture, Prefect Jorge Horacio Ribinski; the Chief of the Salto Grande Dam Naval Prefecture, Prefect Alejandro Aguirre; the Chief of the Federal Police Division of Concordia, Sub-commissioner Marcelo Fernández; the Chief of the Entre Ríos Police, Concordia Department, Miguel Retamar; the Deputy Director of Penal Unit No. 3 of Concordia, Sub-prefect Oscar Peruchena; the Chief of the Volunteer Fire Department, Major Commander Cristian Bravo, and the President of the Volunteer Fire Department, Oscar Arce; the Chief of the Anti-Drug Investigation Section of Concordia, Alejandro León; and the Deputy Officer in Charge of the Argentine Navy, Concordia Naval Delegation, Marine Infantry First Petty Officer Leonardo Esteban Girard.
Azcué maintained that the Gendarmerie “is a prestigious institution that celebrates its anniversary today, and this Squadron has demonstrated throughout all these years its commitment and its love for the city,” he indicated.
“Here in Concordia, it provides a very important service in the framework of judicial investigations; working against the narco-criminal organizations that cause so much harm to our society, and today we need them more than ever. That is the path set for us by our governor Rogelio Frigerio, to support the Armed Forces and Security Forces. We have the obligation to take care of those people who dedicate their lives to the service of the Nation,” Azcué valued.
In his welcoming remarks, the Chief of the 4th Squadron Concordia of the National Gendarmerie, Principal Commander Fernando Wilhelm, highlighted that the Gendarmerie has been in the town for 77 uninterrupted years, having originated in 1947. “We are the only Squadron of those originally created, such as Squadrons 1, 2, and 3, that has been at the service of the community for 77 uninterrupted years. Although our functions have changed, we have always been the Eagles of the Border.”
Finally, Wilhelm, referring to his personal situation, narrated that “I am already tracing my final lines in these areas, since the Gendarmerie has decided to assign my duties to another destination. I only have words of gratitude for all the people of Concordia and my jurisdiction,” he concluded.
ATTENDEES
Attending the ceremony were the Chief of the 6th Tank Regiment “Blandengues”, Lieutenant Colonel Jorge Andrés Camarino; the Chief of the Concordia Naval Prefecture, Prefect Jorge Horacio Ribinski; the Chief of the Salto Grande Dam Naval Prefecture, Prefect Alejandro Aguirre; the Chief of the Federal Police Division of Concordia, Sub-commissioner Marcelo Fernández; the Chief of the Entre Ríos Police, Concordia Department, Miguel Retamar; the Deputy Director of Penal Unit No. 3 of Concordia, Sub-prefect Oscar Peruchena; the Chief of the Volunteer Fire Department, Major Commander Cristian Bravo, and the President of the Volunteer Fire Department, Oscar Arce; the Chief of the Anti-Drug Investigation Section of Concordia, Alejandro León; and the Deputy Officer in Charge of the Argentine Navy, Concordia Naval Delegation, Marine Infantry First Petty Officer Leonardo Esteban Girard.