El presidente recién llegado de su gira por Estados Unidos y Suiza, lidera el acto oficial del Día Internacional del Holocausto. Este es su primer evento oficial desde su regreso y se produce un año después de que pidiera la liberación de los civiles argentinos secuestrados por Hamás. El evento conmemora a las víctimas del Holocausto y tiene un fuerte peso simbólico en medio de la actual crisis con Hamás y la búsqueda continua de los rehenes en la Franja de Gaza.
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00:00The International Day of the Holocaust has just entered President Javier Milley,
00:06who returned a few hours ago from his international tour,
00:09first through the United States and then through Switzerland,
00:12where he was part of the International Summit of Entrepreneurs there in Davos.
00:20In this way, he entered this museum, he is going to lead the official act,
00:27the first official act since his return.
00:30Let's remember that last year he had already attended,
00:33on this same commemorative date,
00:35and that he had asked for the immediate release of the kidnapped civilians,
00:39the Argentine civilians kidnapped by Hamas,
00:43on October 7, 2023.
00:49And this event today is commemorating the victims of the Holocaust
00:56and has, of course, a strong symbolic weight
01:01in what has to do with what we were talking about a while ago,
01:05the situation of Hamas and the hostages that today are in the hands of the terrorist organization
01:14and this situation that is taking place there in the Middle East
01:17regarding the ceasefire with the search for the recovery of the hostages
01:25who are still there on the Gaza Strip.
01:28In a few minutes we will be listening to President Javier Milley
01:32in this act in the Holocaust Museum, 80 years from that moment.