The Government Denied the Kirchnerism's Lies About the Malvinas Flag

The Government of Javier Milei was the victim of a new disinformation campaign by Kirchnerism, which accused the libertarian administration of supposedly removing a historic flag from the Malvinas Argentinas Courtyard at Casa Rosada.

However, the presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, quickly denied the false accusation, which had been made by the ultra-Kirchnerist journalist Fabián Waldman on his X account. 

According to the disinformer, it was the flag raised on the archipelago by Dardo Cabo and Peronist activists in October 1966. 

"One more flag was taken down," Waldman stated, claiming that this act is part of a supposed demalvinization policy initiated, according to them, on December 10, 2023.

Milei's Government, through the presidential spokesperson, denied the false accusation by Kirchnerism and explained that the flag was removed by the Casa Rosada Museum for restoration, due to its notable deterioration.

He also recalled that Milei's administration inaugurated a hall in tribute to the Malvinas veterans, located on the ground floor of the Government House.

On his X account, Manuel Adorni expressed: "Fabi: the flag was removed by the Casa Rosada Museum for restoration due to its notable deterioration."

He also recalled: "In another matter and taking advantage of your nostalgia remembering what Cristina Fernández did, I remind you that this administration inaugurated a special hall in honor of the Malvinas war veterans (the one located on the ground floor of the Government House)," and concluded: "Regards."

Another government source also assured that it was decided to remove the flag from the showcase where it was displayed, because having been exhibited for so long in an open place, exposed to sunlight and temperature changes, the flag that the members of Operation Condor took to Malvinas and that flew on the islands in September 1966; suffered accelerated deterioration.