Mayor Francisco Azcué led the raising of the national flag this Wednesday morning at Plaza 25 de Mayo, which was carried out by the General San Martín Horse Grenadiers.
In the expectant presence of the public, the Grenadiers carried the flag by hand from the Municipal Palace to Plaza 25 de Mayo, replicating the protocol carried out at the presidential headquarters.
After the ceremony, the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Carlos Gatto, commented that “it was a very emotional act where the Grenadiers performed the raising. I am happy with the people's response, as I believe all of this has to do with patriotic values and symbols, which people receive very well, and above all, the school children who can be in contact with the Grenadiers,” he valued.
In addition, Gatto related that “they visited the towns of La Criolla and Los Charrúas; some nearby schools approached there. Therefore, for the children, these activities are very emotional,” he rehearsed.
The event featured the presence of the Band of the Cavalry Tank Regiment No. 6 “Blandengues” and the exhibition of the replica of the Curved Saber.
GRENADIERS' AGENDA
The Grenadiers will continue their activities this Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Main Plaza of La Bianca and this Thursday they will visit the Esteban Echeverría school. On Friday, they will exhibit the Curved Saber at the Cabo Sendrós school. Both visits to the educational establishments will be from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
ATTENDEES
Participating in the activity were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo; Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio; members of the Armed Forces and Security Forces; Malvinas Veterans; council members; municipal officials and the general public.
In the expectant presence of the public, the Grenadiers carried the flag by hand from the Municipal Palace to Plaza 25 de Mayo, replicating the protocol carried out at the presidential headquarters.
After the ceremony, the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Carlos Gatto, commented that “it was a very emotional act where the Grenadiers performed the raising. I am happy with the people's response, as I believe all of this has to do with patriotic values and symbols, which people receive very well, and above all, the school children who can be in contact with the Grenadiers,” he valued.
In addition, Gatto related that “they visited the towns of La Criolla and Los Charrúas; some nearby schools approached there. Therefore, for the children, these activities are very emotional,” he rehearsed.
The event featured the presence of the Band of the Cavalry Tank Regiment No. 6 “Blandengues” and the exhibition of the replica of the Curved Saber.
GRENADIERS' AGENDA
The Grenadiers will continue their activities this Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Main Plaza of La Bianca and this Thursday they will visit the Esteban Echeverría school. On Friday, they will exhibit the Curved Saber at the Cabo Sendrós school. Both visits to the educational establishments will be from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
ATTENDEES
Participating in the activity were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Provincial Senator Cielo Espejo; Government Secretary Luciano Dell'Olio; members of the Armed Forces and Security Forces; Malvinas Veterans; council members; municipal officials and the general public.