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Discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri acerca de la rendición argentina en Malvinas del día 15 de junio de 1982, desde el Salón Sur de Casa de Gobierno. Dice Galtieri: "el Combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado (...) contengamos el dolor, levantemos bien alta la frente, nuestro pueblo es y se siente fuerte y lo acompañan sus hermanos latinoamericanos. es hora de asumir hasta las últimas consecuencias nuestra identidad y madurez argentinas. Quien no contribuya a hacerlo será apartado y calificado de traidor. Pidamos a nuestra Sra. de Luján, por las vidas y el triunfo de sus fieles (...) la dignidad y el porvenir son nuestros, y ellos nos darán la paz y la victoria."
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- published: 26 Mar 2012
- views: 140309
Desde el Salón Blanco de Casa de Gobierno, discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri sobre la respuesta del Imperio Británico con el envío de sus Fuerzas ante la recuperación por parte de la Argentina de las Islas Malvinas. Dice Galtieri: "las armas de la nación han contestado hoy un nuevo acto de guerra de Gran Bretaña, han usado y están usando en este momento el fuego contra nosotros y le hemos respondido y responderemos con el fuego y esa será siempre nuestra respuesta si el enemigo intenta conventir nuevamente en colonia la tierra argentina."
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- published: 26 Mar 2012
- views: 48065
El 10 de Abril, luego de mantener una reunión con Alexander Haig y con una manifestación popular en apoyo de la recuperación en la plaza de Mayo, el presidente Galtieri sale al balcón de la Rosada y da un discurso. Está claro que las cartas ya estaban tiradas, con una flota en camino sin retroceso, y un pueblo emocionado que apoyaba de corazón esta causa justa no le quedó otra que cantar "quiero retruco"
NOTA: Este video fue creado para un Post en Taringa:
http://www.taringa.net/posts/info/11343562/La-Guerra-de-Malvinas_-Post-Merecido-_Parte-8_.html
- published: 28 Jun 2011
- views: 135812
Santiago del Estero: Informe donde el periodista Edgardo Mesa comenta: -"El Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, visita la provincia de Santiago del Estero y es recibido por el gobernador de este Estado, General de Brigada Cesar Fermín Ochoa. -Y ahora se van a entregar en forma simbólica las llaves de la ciudad de Santiago del Estero, el intendente, Coronel (re) Alcides Muñiz Duhalde esta haciendo la entrega respectiva. -Ahora estamos en la Casa de Gobierno, donde en estos momentos arriba el Comandante en jefe del Ejercito acompañado por los Generales Domingo Bussi y Cesar Fermín Ochoa". Seguidamente se observa al Teniente General Galtieri realizando una conferencia de prensa donde expresa: -"Es una especial satisfacción pisar tierra santiagueña. Cuando asumí el cargo exprese que en las unidades, en el interior del país, en las fronteras y en este caso en el corazón del país, ahí están las realidades; y que ahí va a estar presente el Comandante en Jefe periódicamente tomando contacto con el personal de sus unidades, con las unidades de tropa y también con la población en la medida que sea posible y en función de mis tareas en el cargo. Reitero, es un placer estar aquí en Santiago, es cuna de la historia argentina, yo diría, de la civilización hispana en América. Es de gran reminiscencias para todos la historia de Santiago y al pueblo de Santiago que ha luchado a través de su existencia por su bienestar, por el bienestar de la provincia y del país, a veces con no tanto éxito o no tanta comprensión a ellos, a los habitantes de Santiago. Mi especial saludo y el afecto en nombre del Ejercito, de todo el Ejercito y del Comandante en Jefe". Posteriormente pronuncia un discurso durante una inspección realizada a un regimiento donde expresa: -"Esto lo sabemos de chiquito, pero sin embargo a veces nos pasa desapercibido, no solamente en el ejercito, imaginemos cualquier otro aspecto de instituciones de la Nación o internacionales. Valen por el valor de sus cuadros, cuadros dirigentes". Por ultimo, pasa revista en el aeropuerto acompañado por el General Bussi y realiza un discurso con motivo del ingreso al servicio militar de los conscriptos de la clase 1961; en sus palabras expresa: -"Diría yo como motivo principal de esta visita de hoy a Santiago que es para despedir a los últimos contingentes de la clase '61 que se incorporan a hacer el servicio militar en cumplimiento de una ley de la Nación que ya lleva varias décadas en vigencia a través del Congreso, a principio de este siglo. La Argentina se extiende desde la Antártida con los límites allá en el norte con Bolivia y Paraguay; se extiende desde las altas cumbres nevadas de nuestra cordillera hasta el atlántico, incluyendo el atlántico. Eso es patrimonio heredado por las generaciones de hoy de nuestros antepasados que a través de esfuerzo, sacrificio, vidas, dejando familias, emprendieron la campaña de la conquista contra la independencia del país. Señores, este país hermoso que tenemos los argentinos realmente el placer y el orgullo de haber nacido, no vino caído así de cualquier parte y fue regalado. Este hermoso país con nuestras pampas, nuestras cuchillas, nuestras montañas, nuestros ríos, nuestras grandes ciudades, nuestras fabricas, nuestras industrias, con nuestro trigo, con el pan, esto fue construido a través de generaciones de argentinos y hoy los que tenemos el placer de vivir en el año 1980, de disfrutar esta libertad y de este país que ellos construyeron. Un año de la vida de cada ciudadano requiere la Nación para incorporarse a las filas de sus Fuerzas Armadas. Este año les toca a ustedes y yo he dispuesto importantes sectores, de ciudadanos santiagueños y tucumanos fueran a cubrir la zona de Neuquén; de cordobeses la zona del Chubut; y de la provincia de Buenos Aires, la zona de la provincia de Santa Cruz. Eso es patrimonio argentino. Así como están nuestros hombres en la Antartida haciendo pie, asentando nuestros derechos sobre la Antártida Argentina, eso también es argentino y es patrimonio no de los patagónicos sino de todos los argentinos". (Edgardo Mesa/Magnético)
Fecha: 13/3/1980
Duración: 9 minutos 12 segundos
Código del film: D-00603
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- published: 23 Apr 2013
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¿Quién invitó a Galtieri?
Esta nota trajo polémica en su época. A los que les gustó argumentaban que fue una manera de decirle todo en la cara a Galtieri. Además, al poco tiempo de esta nota falleció.
A los que no les gustó opinaban que no es función del periodista increpar a los entrevistados, sino darle la posibilidad de hablar y que los que ven la nota tengan su opinión acerca de las respuestas que dan.
En fín, ¿Vos qué opinás?
- published: 19 Mar 2010
- views: 79590
President Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina attends a giant barbecue. Speaks at a ress conference and meets with US Army Lieutenant Colonel McEnery of the 11th Armoured cavalry regiment, at the Casa Rosada Palace in Buenos Aires
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Bs. As.: Discurso del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri desde los balcones de la Casa de Gobierno donde expresa: -"El gobierno de Gran Bretaña, la señora Tatcher y el pueblo de Gran Bretaña no han escuchado hasta ahora una sola palabra de ataque o una sola palabra ultrajando su honor y su reputación. Hasta ahora. Pero le pido como presidente de la Nación, al gobierno y al pueblo inglés, moderación en sus expresiones y en sus hechos. El gobierno argentino y el pueblo argentino, en este cabildo abierto pueden enardecerse y presentar a las ofensas, mayores ofensas. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el pueblo argentino. Si quieren venir, que vengan; les presentaremos batalla".
Fecha: 10/4/1982
Duración: 1 minuto 59 segundos
Codigo: BC-3272
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- published: 30 Mar 2013
- views: 54152
El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
palabras del congresista Peruano, Víctor Andrés García Belaúnde
Defensape
- published: 15 Jul 2015
- views: 2553
"Argentina's president, Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, visited the islands Thursday and ordered the 9,000 Argentine troops deployed there to defend them "until the ultimate consequences and the last drop of blood." (https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1291&dat;=19820423&id;=hxhVAAAAIBAJ&sjid;=HpQDAAAAIBAJ&pg;=6592,4422630&hl;=en Boca Raton News, 23 April 1982)
With Argentina about to lose claim to the islands on 2 January 1983, Galtieri orders Operación Rosario with strict orders to not to shoot the Royal Marines and the NP801 Barracks. British PM Thatcher encouraged by her Admirals that were facing severe naval cuts, orders Operation Corporate. On 22 April Galtieri visited the Royal Marine Barracks that were now the 10th Mechanized Infantry Brigade HQs. On 2 April the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano was sunk with the loss of 321 Argentine sailors, scuttling all chances of a diplomatic solution.
- published: 11 Jan 2016
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Bs. As.: En un avión de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, matricula TC-55, arriba al Aeroparque Jorge Newbery el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Tras descender de la maquina es recibido por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General José Antonio Vaquero; el Comandante del Primer Cuerpo de Ejercito, General Antonio Domingo Bussi, y oficiales de las tres fuerzas. Informe donde el periodista Osvaldo Logares comenta: "Según lo esta previsto acaba de arribar a la Capital Federal procedente de Brasil donde permaneció durante una semana realizando importante actividad castrense, el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Es recibido en la plataforma militar del aeroparque por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General de División José Antonio Vaquero, como así también por altos jefes militares". (Osvaldo Logares/Color)
Fecha: 28/9/1981
Duración: 35 segundos
Código del film: A-05506
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- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 223
Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (July 15, 1926 – January 12, 2003) was an Argentine general and President of Argentina from December 22, 1981 to June 18, 1982, during the last military dictatorship (known officially as the National Reorganization Process). The death squad Intelligence Battalion 601 directly reported to him. He was removed from power soon after the British retook the Falklands Islands, whose invasion he had ordered.
Galtieri was the child of working class parents who were poor Italian immigrants. At 17 he enrolled at the National Military Academy to study civil engineering, and his early military career was as an officer in the engineering branch.
In 1975, after more than 25 years as a combat engineer, he became commander of the Argentine engineering corps. He was an enthusiastic supporter of the military coup that started the self-styled National Reorganisation Process in 1976 and rose further, becoming a major general in 1977, and commander-in-chief in 1980 with the rank of lieutenant general.
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6:45Dimisión de Leopoldo Galtieri (18/06/82)
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13:23Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena Nacional - Rendición Malvinas - 15-06-1982
Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena Nacional - Rendición Malvinas - 15-06-1982Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena Nacional - Rendición Malvinas - 15-06-1982
Discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri acerca de la rendición argentina en Malvinas del día 15 de junio de 1982, desde el Salón Sur de Casa de Gobierno. Dice Galtieri: "el Combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado (...) contengamos el dolor, levantemos bien alta la frente, nuestro pueblo es y se siente fuerte y lo acompañan sus hermanos latinoamericanos. es hora de asumir hasta las últimas consecuencias nuestra identidad y madurez argentinas. Quien no contribuya a hacerlo será apartado y calificado de traidor. Pidamos a nuestra Sra. de Luján, por las vidas y el triunfo de sus fieles (...) la dignidad y el porvenir son nuestros, y ellos nos darán la paz y la victoria." http://www.tvpublica.com.ar -
12:08Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena nacional - Respuesta a Gran Bretaña - 01-05-1982
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Desde el Salón Blanco de Casa de Gobierno, discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri sobre la respuesta del Imperio Británico con el envío de sus Fuerzas ante la recuperación por parte de la Argentina de las Islas Malvinas. Dice Galtieri: "las armas de la nación han contestado hoy un nuevo acto de guerra de Gran Bretaña, han usado y están usando en este momento el fuego contra nosotros y le hemos respondido y responderemos con el fuego y esa será siempre nuestra respuesta si el enemigo intenta conventir nuevamente en colonia la tierra argentina." http://www.tvpublica.com.ar -
2:30La Guerra de Malvinas: El Discurso de Galtieri - T!
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El 10 de Abril, luego de mantener una reunión con Alexander Haig y con una manifestación popular en apoyo de la recuperación en la plaza de Mayo, el presidente Galtieri sale al balcón de la Rosada y da un discurso. Está claro que las cartas ya estaban tiradas, con una flota en camino sin retroceso, y un pueblo emocionado que apoyaba de corazón esta causa justa no le quedó otra que cantar "quiero retruco" NOTA: Este video fue creado para un Post en Taringa: http://www.taringa.net/posts/info/11343562/La-Guerra-de-Malvinas_-Post-Merecido-_Parte-8_.html -
9:28DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita Santiago del Estero (1980)
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita Santiago del Estero (1980)DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita Santiago del Estero (1980)
Santiago del Estero: Informe donde el periodista Edgardo Mesa comenta: -"El Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, visita la provincia de Santiago del Estero y es recibido por el gobernador de este Estado, General de Brigada Cesar Fermín Ochoa. -Y ahora se van a entregar en forma simbólica las llaves de la ciudad de Santiago del Estero, el intendente, Coronel (re) Alcides Muñiz Duhalde esta haciendo la entrega respectiva. -Ahora estamos en la Casa de Gobierno, donde en estos momentos arriba el Comandante en jefe del Ejercito acompañado por los Generales Domingo Bussi y Cesar Fermín Ochoa". Seguidamente se observa al Teniente General Galtieri realizando una conferencia de prensa donde expresa: -"Es una especial satisfacción pisar tierra santiagueña. Cuando asumí el cargo exprese que en las unidades, en el interior del país, en las fronteras y en este caso en el corazón del país, ahí están las realidades; y que ahí va a estar presente el Comandante en Jefe periódicamente tomando contacto con el personal de sus unidades, con las unidades de tropa y también con la población en la medida que sea posible y en función de mis tareas en el cargo. Reitero, es un placer estar aquí en Santiago, es cuna de la historia argentina, yo diría, de la civilización hispana en América. Es de gran reminiscencias para todos la historia de Santiago y al pueblo de Santiago que ha luchado a través de su existencia por su bienestar, por el bienestar de la provincia y del país, a veces con no tanto éxito o no tanta comprensión a ellos, a los habitantes de Santiago. Mi especial saludo y el afecto en nombre del Ejercito, de todo el Ejercito y del Comandante en Jefe". Posteriormente pronuncia un discurso durante una inspección realizada a un regimiento donde expresa: -"Esto lo sabemos de chiquito, pero sin embargo a veces nos pasa desapercibido, no solamente en el ejercito, imaginemos cualquier otro aspecto de instituciones de la Nación o internacionales. Valen por el valor de sus cuadros, cuadros dirigentes". Por ultimo, pasa revista en el aeropuerto acompañado por el General Bussi y realiza un discurso con motivo del ingreso al servicio militar de los conscriptos de la clase 1961; en sus palabras expresa: -"Diría yo como motivo principal de esta visita de hoy a Santiago que es para despedir a los últimos contingentes de la clase '61 que se incorporan a hacer el servicio militar en cumplimiento de una ley de la Nación que ya lleva varias décadas en vigencia a través del Congreso, a principio de este siglo. La Argentina se extiende desde la Antártida con los límites allá en el norte con Bolivia y Paraguay; se extiende desde las altas cumbres nevadas de nuestra cordillera hasta el atlántico, incluyendo el atlántico. Eso es patrimonio heredado por las generaciones de hoy de nuestros antepasados que a través de esfuerzo, sacrificio, vidas, dejando familias, emprendieron la campaña de la conquista contra la independencia del país. Señores, este país hermoso que tenemos los argentinos realmente el placer y el orgullo de haber nacido, no vino caído así de cualquier parte y fue regalado. Este hermoso país con nuestras pampas, nuestras cuchillas, nuestras montañas, nuestros ríos, nuestras grandes ciudades, nuestras fabricas, nuestras industrias, con nuestro trigo, con el pan, esto fue construido a través de generaciones de argentinos y hoy los que tenemos el placer de vivir en el año 1980, de disfrutar esta libertad y de este país que ellos construyeron. Un año de la vida de cada ciudadano requiere la Nación para incorporarse a las filas de sus Fuerzas Armadas. Este año les toca a ustedes y yo he dispuesto importantes sectores, de ciudadanos santiagueños y tucumanos fueran a cubrir la zona de Neuquén; de cordobeses la zona del Chubut; y de la provincia de Buenos Aires, la zona de la provincia de Santa Cruz. Eso es patrimonio argentino. Así como están nuestros hombres en la Antartida haciendo pie, asentando nuestros derechos sobre la Antártida Argentina, eso también es argentino y es patrimonio no de los patagónicos sino de todos los argentinos". (Edgardo Mesa/Magnético) Fecha: 13/3/1980 Duración: 9 minutos 12 segundos Código del film: D-00603 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
4:48Kaos en la Ciudad - Nota de Martín Ciccioli a Galtieri
Kaos en la Ciudad - Nota de Martín Ciccioli a GaltieriKaos en la Ciudad - Nota de Martín Ciccioli a Galtieri
¿Quién invitó a Galtieri? Esta nota trajo polémica en su época. A los que les gustó argumentaban que fue una manera de decirle todo en la cara a Galtieri. Además, al poco tiempo de esta nota falleció. A los que no les gustó opinaban que no es función del periodista increpar a los entrevistados, sino darle la posibilidad de hablar y que los que ven la nota tengan su opinión acerca de las respuestas que dan. En fín, ¿Vos qué opinás? -
12:04UNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONEL
UNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONELUNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONEL
President Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina attends a giant barbecue. Speaks at a ress conference and meets with US Army Lieutenant Colonel McEnery of the 11th Armoured cavalry regiment, at the Casa Rosada Palace in Buenos Aires You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4e6399ee6dfd721af76cfbf749f40738 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:16DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri declara guerra de Malvinas (1982)
DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri declara guerra de Malvinas (1982)DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri declara guerra de Malvinas (1982)
Bs. As.: Discurso del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri desde los balcones de la Casa de Gobierno donde expresa: -"El gobierno de Gran Bretaña, la señora Tatcher y el pueblo de Gran Bretaña no han escuchado hasta ahora una sola palabra de ataque o una sola palabra ultrajando su honor y su reputación. Hasta ahora. Pero le pido como presidente de la Nación, al gobierno y al pueblo inglés, moderación en sus expresiones y en sus hechos. El gobierno argentino y el pueblo argentino, en este cabildo abierto pueden enardecerse y presentar a las ofensas, mayores ofensas. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el pueblo argentino. Si quieren venir, que vengan; les presentaremos batalla". Fecha: 10/4/1982 Duración: 1 minuto 59 segundos Codigo: BC-3272 Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
5:16El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo GaltieriEl Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
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29:111976 1983 Dictadura Militar Joge R Videla,Roberto E Viola,Leopoldo F Galtieri & Reynaldo B Bignone
1976 1983 Dictadura Militar Joge R Videla,Roberto E Viola,Leopoldo F Galtieri & Reynaldo B Bignone1976 1983 Dictadura Militar Joge R Videla,Roberto E Viola,Leopoldo F Galtieri & Reynaldo B Bignone
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4:05GENERAL LEOPOLDO GALTIERI Héroe Nacional de Argentina
GENERAL LEOPOLDO GALTIERI Héroe Nacional de ArgentinaGENERAL LEOPOLDO GALTIERI Héroe Nacional de Argentina
"Argentina's president, Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, visited the islands Thursday and ordered the 9,000 Argentine troops deployed there to defend them "until the ultimate consequences and the last drop of blood." (https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1291&dat;=19820423&id;=hxhVAAAAIBAJ&sjid;=HpQDAAAAIBAJ&pg;=6592,4422630&hl;=en Boca Raton News, 23 April 1982) With Argentina about to lose claim to the islands on 2 January 1983, Galtieri orders Operación Rosario with strict orders to not to shoot the Royal Marines and the NP801 Barracks. British PM Thatcher encouraged by her Admirals that were facing severe naval cuts, orders Operation Corporate. On 22 April Galtieri visited the Royal Marine Barracks that were now the 10th Mechanized Infantry Brigade HQs. On 2 April the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano was sunk with the loss of 321 Argentine sailors, scuttling all chances of a diplomatic solution. -
0:59DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri regresa desde Brasil a Buenos Aires 1981
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri regresa desde Brasil a Buenos Aires 1981DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri regresa desde Brasil a Buenos Aires 1981
Bs. As.: En un avión de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, matricula TC-55, arriba al Aeroparque Jorge Newbery el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Tras descender de la maquina es recibido por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General José Antonio Vaquero; el Comandante del Primer Cuerpo de Ejercito, General Antonio Domingo Bussi, y oficiales de las tres fuerzas. Informe donde el periodista Osvaldo Logares comenta: "Según lo esta previsto acaba de arribar a la Capital Federal procedente de Brasil donde permaneció durante una semana realizando importante actividad castrense, el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Es recibido en la plataforma militar del aeroparque por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General de División José Antonio Vaquero, como así también por altos jefes militares". (Osvaldo Logares/Color) Fecha: 28/9/1981 Duración: 35 segundos Código del film: A-05506 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo difilm@sinectis.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
0:48DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita el buque científico Holmberg 1980
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita el buque científico Holmberg 1980DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita el buque científico Holmberg 1980
Bs. As.: El Comandante en Jefe del Ejército, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri visita junto al Secretario de Intereses Marítimos, Contralmirante Carlos Noe Guevara el buque científico Eduardo L. Holmberg. (Color/Sin sonido) Fecha: 17/8/1980 Duración: 22 segundos Código del film: A-03217 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo difilm@sinectis.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
1:06DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe condecoracion Ejercito de Brasil 1980
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe condecoracion Ejercito de Brasil 1980DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe condecoracion Ejercito de Brasil 1980
Bs. As.: El Ministro de Ejercito del Brasil, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, condecora al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en una ceremonia que se realizo en el Edificio Libertador, y cuenta con la presencia de otros militares del país hermano que acompañan en su visita oficial al Presidente del Brasil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia desarrollada en un salón del Edificio Libertador. (Color/Sin sonido) Fecha: 17/5/1980 Duración: 40 segundos Código del film: A-00222 Buenos Aires: The Brazilian Minister of Army, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, honors the commander in chief of the Argentine Army, Lieutenant General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, in a ceremony that took place in the Libertador Building, and has the presence of other military brother country its official accompanying the President of Brazil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo visit. General views of the ceremony developed into a living Libertador Building. Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo difilm@sinectis.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm
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Galtieri, Leopoldo Filmography
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Dimisión de Leopoldo Galtieri (18/06/82)
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Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena Nacional - Rendición Malvinas - 15-06-1982
Discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri acerca de la rendición argentina en Malvinas del día 15 de junio de 1982, desde el Salón Sur de Casa de Gobierno. Dice Galtieri: "el Combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado (...) contengamos el dolor, levantemos bien alta la frente, nuestro pueblo es y se siente fuerte y lo acompañan sus hermanos latinoamericanos. es hora de asumir hasta las últimas consecuencias nuestra identidad y madurez argentinas. Quien no contribuya a hacerlo será apartado y calificado de traidor. Pidamos a nuestra Sra. de Luján, por las vidas y el triunfo de sus fieles (...) la dignidad y el porvenir son nuestros, y ellos nos darán la paz y la victoria." http://www.tvpublica.com.ar -
Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena nacional - Respuesta a Gran Bretaña - 01-05-1982
Desde el Salón Blanco de Casa de Gobierno, discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri sobre la respuesta del Imperio Británico con el envío de sus Fuerzas ante la recuperación por parte de la Argentina de las Islas Malvinas. Dice Galtieri: "las armas de la nación han contestado hoy un nuevo acto de guerra de Gran Bretaña, han usado y están usando en este momento el fuego contra nosotros y le hemos respondido y responderemos con el fuego y esa será siempre nuestra respuesta si el enemigo intenta conventir nuevamente en colonia la tierra argentina." http://www.tvpublica.com.ar -
La Guerra de Malvinas: El Discurso de Galtieri - T!
El 10 de Abril, luego de mantener una reunión con Alexander Haig y con una manifestación popular en apoyo de la recuperación en la plaza de Mayo, el presidente Galtieri sale al balcón de la Rosada y da un discurso. Está claro que las cartas ya estaban tiradas, con una flota en camino sin retroceso, y un pueblo emocionado que apoyaba de corazón esta causa justa no le quedó otra que cantar "quiero retruco" NOTA: Este video fue creado para un Post en Taringa: http://www.taringa.net/posts/info/11343562/La-Guerra-de-Malvinas_-Post-Merecido-_Parte-8_.html -
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita Santiago del Estero (1980)
Santiago del Estero: Informe donde el periodista Edgardo Mesa comenta: -"El Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, visita la provincia de Santiago del Estero y es recibido por el gobernador de este Estado, General de Brigada Cesar Fermín Ochoa. -Y ahora se van a entregar en forma simbólica las llaves de la ciudad de Santiago del Estero, el intendente, Coronel (re) Alcides Muñiz Duhalde esta haciendo la entrega respectiva. -Ahora estamos en la Casa de Gobierno, donde en estos momentos arriba el Comandante en jefe del Ejercito acompañado por los Generales Domingo Bussi y Cesar Fermín Ochoa". Seguidamente se observa al Teniente General Galtieri realizando una conferencia de prensa donde expresa: -"Es una especial satisfacción pisar tierra santiagueña. ... -
Kaos en la Ciudad - Nota de Martín Ciccioli a Galtieri
¿Quién invitó a Galtieri? Esta nota trajo polémica en su época. A los que les gustó argumentaban que fue una manera de decirle todo en la cara a Galtieri. Además, al poco tiempo de esta nota falleció. A los que no les gustó opinaban que no es función del periodista increpar a los entrevistados, sino darle la posibilidad de hablar y que los que ven la nota tengan su opinión acerca de las respuestas que dan. En fín, ¿Vos qué opinás? -
UNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONEL
President Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina attends a giant barbecue. Speaks at a ress conference and meets with US Army Lieutenant Colonel McEnery of the 11th Armoured cavalry regiment, at the Casa Rosada Palace in Buenos Aires You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4e6399ee6dfd721af76cfbf749f40738 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri declara guerra de Malvinas (1982)
Bs. As.: Discurso del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri desde los balcones de la Casa de Gobierno donde expresa: -"El gobierno de Gran Bretaña, la señora Tatcher y el pueblo de Gran Bretaña no han escuchado hasta ahora una sola palabra de ataque o una sola palabra ultrajando su honor y su reputación. Hasta ahora. Pero le pido como presidente de la Nación, al gobierno y al pueblo inglés, moderación en sus expresiones y en sus hechos. El gobierno argentino y el pueblo argentino, en este cabildo abierto pueden enardecerse y presentar a las ofensas, mayores ofensas. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el pueblo argentino. Si quieren venir, que vengan; les presentaremos batalla". Fecha: 10/4/1982 Duración: 1 minuto 59 segundos Codigo: BC-3272 Archivo D... -
El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri palabras del congresista Peruano, Víctor Andrés García Belaúnde Defensape -
1976 1983 Dictadura Militar Joge R Videla,Roberto E Viola,Leopoldo F Galtieri & Reynaldo B Bignone
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GENERAL LEOPOLDO GALTIERI Héroe Nacional de Argentina
"Argentina's president, Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, visited the islands Thursday and ordered the 9,000 Argentine troops deployed there to defend them "until the ultimate consequences and the last drop of blood." (https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1291&dat;=19820423&id;=hxhVAAAAIBAJ&sjid;=HpQDAAAAIBAJ&pg;=6592,4422630&hl;=en Boca Raton News, 23 April 1982) With Argentina about to lose claim to the islands on 2 January 1983, Galtieri orders Operación Rosario with strict orders to not to shoot the Royal Marines and the NP801 Barracks. British PM Thatcher encouraged by her Admirals that were facing severe naval cuts, orders Operation Corporate. On 22 April Galtieri visited the Royal Marine Barracks that were now the 10th Mechanized Infantry Brigade HQs. On 2 April the Argentine cruiser General Be... -
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri regresa desde Brasil a Buenos Aires 1981
Bs. As.: En un avión de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, matricula TC-55, arriba al Aeroparque Jorge Newbery el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Tras descender de la maquina es recibido por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General José Antonio Vaquero; el Comandante del Primer Cuerpo de Ejercito, General Antonio Domingo Bussi, y oficiales de las tres fuerzas. Informe donde el periodista Osvaldo Logares comenta: "Según lo esta previsto acaba de arribar a la Capital Federal procedente de Brasil donde permaneció durante una semana realizando importante actividad castrense, el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Es recibido en la plataforma militar del aeroparque por el Jefe del Estado Mayor Genera... -
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita el buque científico Holmberg 1980
Bs. As.: El Comandante en Jefe del Ejército, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri visita junto al Secretario de Intereses Marítimos, Contralmirante Carlos Noe Guevara el buque científico Eduardo L. Holmberg. (Color/Sin sonido) Fecha: 17/8/1980 Duración: 22 segundos Código del film: A-03217 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo difilm@sinectis.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe condecoracion Ejercito de Brasil 1980
Bs. As.: El Ministro de Ejercito del Brasil, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, condecora al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en una ceremonia que se realizo en el Edificio Libertador, y cuenta con la presencia de otros militares del país hermano que acompañan en su visita oficial al Presidente del Brasil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia desarrollada en un salón del Edificio Libertador. (Color/Sin sonido) Fecha: 17/5/1980 Duración: 40 segundos Código del film: A-00222 Buenos Aires: The Brazilian Minister of Army, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, honors the commander in chief of the Argentine Army, Lieutenant General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, in a ceremony that took place in ... -
DiFilm - Condecoración a Leopoldo Galtieri (1981)
CONDECORAN AL GENERAL LEOPOLDO FORTUNATO GALTIERI (SIN SONIDO) FECHA: 26/06/81 DURACIÓN: 29 SEGUNDOS CÓDIGO: A-005954 Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (July 15, 1926 -- January 12, 2003) was an Argentine general and President of Argentina from December 22, 1981 to June 18, 1982, during the last military dictatorship[2] (known officially as the National Reorganization Process). The death squad Intelligence Battalion 601 directly reported to him.[3] He was removed from power soon after the British retook the Falklands Islands, whose invasion he had ordered. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri (Caseros, 15 de julio de 1926 -- Buenos Aires, 12 de enero de 2003) fue un militar argentino que alcanzó la comandancia del Ejército Argentino con el rango de Teniente General.2 3 4 Ocupó de facto la pr... -
Soldados - Guazuncho (Feat. Marina Abramovic - Leopoldo Galtieri)
Soldados - Guazuncho. (Feat. Marina Abramovic - Leopoldo Galtieri) Featuring. 2014. Soldados son Maria Belen Santos y Nicolas Gonzalez Piat. -
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri durante una conferencia de prensa 1980
Bs. As.: Vistas generales de una conferencia realizada por el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en un salón del Ministerio de Guerra. Entre los periodistas presentes se encuentra el señor Osvaldo Piñero. (Color/Sin sonido) Fecha: 6/5/1980 Duración: 11 segundos Código del film: A-09785 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo difilm@sinectis.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe la orden al merito militar 1981
Bs. As.: Imponen la orden al merito militar al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. La distinción fue otorgada en el grado de gran cruz; también fue condecorado con la misma orden, en el grado de gran oficial, el General de Brigada Luis Alberto Amallo y el Director de la Escuela Superior Técnica del Ejercito, General de Brigada Luis Alberto Silverio Amallo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia. (Color/Sin sonido) Fecha: 26/6/1981 Duración: 29 segundos Código del film: A-05954 Copyright Archivo DiFilm - Consultas por material de archivo difilm@sinectis.com.ar - http://www.difilm-argentina.com Más videos e información en: https://www.facebook.com/difilm o Seguinos en: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm -
Gral Galtieri: "Si quieren venir que vengan. Les presentaremos batalla"
Discurso del Gral Galtieri en Plaza de Mayo tras la recuperación de las Islas Malvinas. "Acá están reunidos obreros, empresarios, intelectuales, todos los órdenes de la vida nacional, en unión nacional en procura del bienestar del país y su dignidad. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el Pueblo Argentino: Si quieren venir que vengan les presentaremos batalla"· -
Speech General Leopoldo Galtieri
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DiFilm - Captura internacional para Leopoldo Galtieri - 1997
ARCHIVO DIFILM - Daniel y Luis Mariano Di Chiara - archivodeportivo@yahoo.com.ar - www.difilm-argentina.com Buenos Aires - Argentina Noticiero America Carmen Lopaco Codigo del video V-02532 -
DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri rendicion en Malvinas (1982)
Cadena nacional. Mensaje del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri dirigido al país, luego de la rendición que puso fin a la guerra de Malvinas. Fecha: 16/6/1982 Duración: 13 minutos 16 segundos Codigo: BC-3272 Discurso: "El combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado. Nuestros soldados lucharon con esfuerzo supremo por la dignidad de la nación. Los que cayeron están vivos para siempre en el corazón y la historia grande de los argentinos. No tenemos sólo el bronce de las antiguas glorias, tenemos nuestros héroes, hombres de carne y hueso del presente, nombres que serán esculpidos por nosotros y las generaciones venideras. Los pueblos solidarios de América Latina y todos aquellos capaces de olvidar sus intereses ante el coraje y el sacrificio, también los guardarán en su memoria. Pelearon c... -
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Dimisión de Leopoldo Galtieri (18/06/82)
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Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena Nacional - Rendición Malvinas - 15-06-1982
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Discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri acerca de la rendición argentina en Malvinas del día 15 de junio de 1982, desde el Salón Sur de Casa de ...
Discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri acerca de la rendición argentina en Malvinas del día 15 de junio de 1982, desde el Salón Sur de Casa de Gobierno. Dice Galtieri: "el Combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado (...) contengamos el dolor, levantemos bien alta la frente, nuestro pueblo es y se siente fuerte y lo acompañan sus hermanos latinoamericanos. es hora de asumir hasta las últimas consecuencias nuestra identidad y madurez argentinas. Quien no contribuya a hacerlo será apartado y calificado de traidor. Pidamos a nuestra Sra. de Luján, por las vidas y el triunfo de sus fieles (...) la dignidad y el porvenir son nuestros, y ellos nos darán la paz y la victoria."
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Discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri acerca de la rendición argentina en Malvinas del día 15 de junio de 1982, desde el Salón Sur de Casa de Gobierno. Dice Galtieri: "el Combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado (...) contengamos el dolor, levantemos bien alta la frente, nuestro pueblo es y se siente fuerte y lo acompañan sus hermanos latinoamericanos. es hora de asumir hasta las últimas consecuencias nuestra identidad y madurez argentinas. Quien no contribuya a hacerlo será apartado y calificado de traidor. Pidamos a nuestra Sra. de Luján, por las vidas y el triunfo de sus fieles (...) la dignidad y el porvenir son nuestros, y ellos nos darán la paz y la victoria."
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Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena nacional - Respuesta a Gran Bretaña - 01-05-1982
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- Duration: 12:08
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Desde el Salón Blanco de Casa de Gobierno, discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri sobre la respuesta del Imperio Británico con el envío de sus ...
Desde el Salón Blanco de Casa de Gobierno, discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri sobre la respuesta del Imperio Británico con el envío de sus Fuerzas ante la recuperación por parte de la Argentina de las Islas Malvinas. Dice Galtieri: "las armas de la nación han contestado hoy un nuevo acto de guerra de Gran Bretaña, han usado y están usando en este momento el fuego contra nosotros y le hemos respondido y responderemos con el fuego y esa será siempre nuestra respuesta si el enemigo intenta conventir nuevamente en colonia la tierra argentina."
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Desde el Salón Blanco de Casa de Gobierno, discurso del Teniente Gral. Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri sobre la respuesta del Imperio Británico con el envío de sus Fuerzas ante la recuperación por parte de la Argentina de las Islas Malvinas. Dice Galtieri: "las armas de la nación han contestado hoy un nuevo acto de guerra de Gran Bretaña, han usado y están usando en este momento el fuego contra nosotros y le hemos respondido y responderemos con el fuego y esa será siempre nuestra respuesta si el enemigo intenta conventir nuevamente en colonia la tierra argentina."
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- published: 26 Mar 2012
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La Guerra de Malvinas: El Discurso de Galtieri - T!
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El 10 de Abril, luego de mantener una reunión con Alexander Haig y con una manifestación popular en apoyo de la recuperación en la plaza de Mayo, el presidente ...
El 10 de Abril, luego de mantener una reunión con Alexander Haig y con una manifestación popular en apoyo de la recuperación en la plaza de Mayo, el presidente Galtieri sale al balcón de la Rosada y da un discurso. Está claro que las cartas ya estaban tiradas, con una flota en camino sin retroceso, y un pueblo emocionado que apoyaba de corazón esta causa justa no le quedó otra que cantar "quiero retruco"
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El 10 de Abril, luego de mantener una reunión con Alexander Haig y con una manifestación popular en apoyo de la recuperación en la plaza de Mayo, el presidente Galtieri sale al balcón de la Rosada y da un discurso. Está claro que las cartas ya estaban tiradas, con una flota en camino sin retroceso, y un pueblo emocionado que apoyaba de corazón esta causa justa no le quedó otra que cantar "quiero retruco"
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- published: 28 Jun 2011
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita Santiago del Estero (1980)
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- Duration: 9:28
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Santiago del Estero: Informe donde el periodista Edgardo Mesa comenta: -"El Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, visit...
Santiago del Estero: Informe donde el periodista Edgardo Mesa comenta: -"El Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, visita la provincia de Santiago del Estero y es recibido por el gobernador de este Estado, General de Brigada Cesar Fermín Ochoa. -Y ahora se van a entregar en forma simbólica las llaves de la ciudad de Santiago del Estero, el intendente, Coronel (re) Alcides Muñiz Duhalde esta haciendo la entrega respectiva. -Ahora estamos en la Casa de Gobierno, donde en estos momentos arriba el Comandante en jefe del Ejercito acompañado por los Generales Domingo Bussi y Cesar Fermín Ochoa". Seguidamente se observa al Teniente General Galtieri realizando una conferencia de prensa donde expresa: -"Es una especial satisfacción pisar tierra santiagueña. Cuando asumí el cargo exprese que en las unidades, en el interior del país, en las fronteras y en este caso en el corazón del país, ahí están las realidades; y que ahí va a estar presente el Comandante en Jefe periódicamente tomando contacto con el personal de sus unidades, con las unidades de tropa y también con la población en la medida que sea posible y en función de mis tareas en el cargo. Reitero, es un placer estar aquí en Santiago, es cuna de la historia argentina, yo diría, de la civilización hispana en América. Es de gran reminiscencias para todos la historia de Santiago y al pueblo de Santiago que ha luchado a través de su existencia por su bienestar, por el bienestar de la provincia y del país, a veces con no tanto éxito o no tanta comprensión a ellos, a los habitantes de Santiago. Mi especial saludo y el afecto en nombre del Ejercito, de todo el Ejercito y del Comandante en Jefe". Posteriormente pronuncia un discurso durante una inspección realizada a un regimiento donde expresa: -"Esto lo sabemos de chiquito, pero sin embargo a veces nos pasa desapercibido, no solamente en el ejercito, imaginemos cualquier otro aspecto de instituciones de la Nación o internacionales. Valen por el valor de sus cuadros, cuadros dirigentes". Por ultimo, pasa revista en el aeropuerto acompañado por el General Bussi y realiza un discurso con motivo del ingreso al servicio militar de los conscriptos de la clase 1961; en sus palabras expresa: -"Diría yo como motivo principal de esta visita de hoy a Santiago que es para despedir a los últimos contingentes de la clase '61 que se incorporan a hacer el servicio militar en cumplimiento de una ley de la Nación que ya lleva varias décadas en vigencia a través del Congreso, a principio de este siglo. La Argentina se extiende desde la Antártida con los límites allá en el norte con Bolivia y Paraguay; se extiende desde las altas cumbres nevadas de nuestra cordillera hasta el atlántico, incluyendo el atlántico. Eso es patrimonio heredado por las generaciones de hoy de nuestros antepasados que a través de esfuerzo, sacrificio, vidas, dejando familias, emprendieron la campaña de la conquista contra la independencia del país. Señores, este país hermoso que tenemos los argentinos realmente el placer y el orgullo de haber nacido, no vino caído así de cualquier parte y fue regalado. Este hermoso país con nuestras pampas, nuestras cuchillas, nuestras montañas, nuestros ríos, nuestras grandes ciudades, nuestras fabricas, nuestras industrias, con nuestro trigo, con el pan, esto fue construido a través de generaciones de argentinos y hoy los que tenemos el placer de vivir en el año 1980, de disfrutar esta libertad y de este país que ellos construyeron. Un año de la vida de cada ciudadano requiere la Nación para incorporarse a las filas de sus Fuerzas Armadas. Este año les toca a ustedes y yo he dispuesto importantes sectores, de ciudadanos santiagueños y tucumanos fueran a cubrir la zona de Neuquén; de cordobeses la zona del Chubut; y de la provincia de Buenos Aires, la zona de la provincia de Santa Cruz. Eso es patrimonio argentino. Así como están nuestros hombres en la Antartida haciendo pie, asentando nuestros derechos sobre la Antártida Argentina, eso también es argentino y es patrimonio no de los patagónicos sino de todos los argentinos". (Edgardo Mesa/Magnético)
Fecha: 13/3/1980
Duración: 9 minutos 12 segundos
Código del film: D-00603
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wn.com/Difilm Leopoldo Galtieri Visita Santiago Del Estero (1980)
Santiago del Estero: Informe donde el periodista Edgardo Mesa comenta: -"El Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, visita la provincia de Santiago del Estero y es recibido por el gobernador de este Estado, General de Brigada Cesar Fermín Ochoa. -Y ahora se van a entregar en forma simbólica las llaves de la ciudad de Santiago del Estero, el intendente, Coronel (re) Alcides Muñiz Duhalde esta haciendo la entrega respectiva. -Ahora estamos en la Casa de Gobierno, donde en estos momentos arriba el Comandante en jefe del Ejercito acompañado por los Generales Domingo Bussi y Cesar Fermín Ochoa". Seguidamente se observa al Teniente General Galtieri realizando una conferencia de prensa donde expresa: -"Es una especial satisfacción pisar tierra santiagueña. Cuando asumí el cargo exprese que en las unidades, en el interior del país, en las fronteras y en este caso en el corazón del país, ahí están las realidades; y que ahí va a estar presente el Comandante en Jefe periódicamente tomando contacto con el personal de sus unidades, con las unidades de tropa y también con la población en la medida que sea posible y en función de mis tareas en el cargo. Reitero, es un placer estar aquí en Santiago, es cuna de la historia argentina, yo diría, de la civilización hispana en América. Es de gran reminiscencias para todos la historia de Santiago y al pueblo de Santiago que ha luchado a través de su existencia por su bienestar, por el bienestar de la provincia y del país, a veces con no tanto éxito o no tanta comprensión a ellos, a los habitantes de Santiago. Mi especial saludo y el afecto en nombre del Ejercito, de todo el Ejercito y del Comandante en Jefe". Posteriormente pronuncia un discurso durante una inspección realizada a un regimiento donde expresa: -"Esto lo sabemos de chiquito, pero sin embargo a veces nos pasa desapercibido, no solamente en el ejercito, imaginemos cualquier otro aspecto de instituciones de la Nación o internacionales. Valen por el valor de sus cuadros, cuadros dirigentes". Por ultimo, pasa revista en el aeropuerto acompañado por el General Bussi y realiza un discurso con motivo del ingreso al servicio militar de los conscriptos de la clase 1961; en sus palabras expresa: -"Diría yo como motivo principal de esta visita de hoy a Santiago que es para despedir a los últimos contingentes de la clase '61 que se incorporan a hacer el servicio militar en cumplimiento de una ley de la Nación que ya lleva varias décadas en vigencia a través del Congreso, a principio de este siglo. La Argentina se extiende desde la Antártida con los límites allá en el norte con Bolivia y Paraguay; se extiende desde las altas cumbres nevadas de nuestra cordillera hasta el atlántico, incluyendo el atlántico. Eso es patrimonio heredado por las generaciones de hoy de nuestros antepasados que a través de esfuerzo, sacrificio, vidas, dejando familias, emprendieron la campaña de la conquista contra la independencia del país. Señores, este país hermoso que tenemos los argentinos realmente el placer y el orgullo de haber nacido, no vino caído así de cualquier parte y fue regalado. Este hermoso país con nuestras pampas, nuestras cuchillas, nuestras montañas, nuestros ríos, nuestras grandes ciudades, nuestras fabricas, nuestras industrias, con nuestro trigo, con el pan, esto fue construido a través de generaciones de argentinos y hoy los que tenemos el placer de vivir en el año 1980, de disfrutar esta libertad y de este país que ellos construyeron. Un año de la vida de cada ciudadano requiere la Nación para incorporarse a las filas de sus Fuerzas Armadas. Este año les toca a ustedes y yo he dispuesto importantes sectores, de ciudadanos santiagueños y tucumanos fueran a cubrir la zona de Neuquén; de cordobeses la zona del Chubut; y de la provincia de Buenos Aires, la zona de la provincia de Santa Cruz. Eso es patrimonio argentino. Así como están nuestros hombres en la Antartida haciendo pie, asentando nuestros derechos sobre la Antártida Argentina, eso también es argentino y es patrimonio no de los patagónicos sino de todos los argentinos". (Edgardo Mesa/Magnético)
Fecha: 13/3/1980
Duración: 9 minutos 12 segundos
Código del film: D-00603
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Kaos en la Ciudad - Nota de Martín Ciccioli a Galtieri
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- Duration: 4:48
- Updated: 19 Mar 2010
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¿Quién invitó a Galtieri?
Esta nota trajo polémica en su época. A los que les gustó argumentaban que fue una manera de decirle todo en la cara a Galtieri. Ad...
¿Quién invitó a Galtieri?
Esta nota trajo polémica en su época. A los que les gustó argumentaban que fue una manera de decirle todo en la cara a Galtieri. Además, al poco tiempo de esta nota falleció.
A los que no les gustó opinaban que no es función del periodista increpar a los entrevistados, sino darle la posibilidad de hablar y que los que ven la nota tengan su opinión acerca de las respuestas que dan.
En fín, ¿Vos qué opinás?
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¿Quién invitó a Galtieri?
Esta nota trajo polémica en su época. A los que les gustó argumentaban que fue una manera de decirle todo en la cara a Galtieri. Además, al poco tiempo de esta nota falleció.
A los que no les gustó opinaban que no es función del periodista increpar a los entrevistados, sino darle la posibilidad de hablar y que los que ven la nota tengan su opinión acerca de las respuestas que dan.
En fín, ¿Vos qué opinás?
- published: 19 Mar 2010
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UNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONEL
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- Duration: 12:04
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President Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina attends a giant barbecue. Speaks at a ress conference and meets with US Army Lieutenant Colonel McEnery of the 11th Ar...
President Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina attends a giant barbecue. Speaks at a ress conference and meets with US Army Lieutenant Colonel McEnery of the 11th Armoured cavalry regiment, at the Casa Rosada Palace in Buenos Aires
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President Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina attends a giant barbecue. Speaks at a ress conference and meets with US Army Lieutenant Colonel McEnery of the 11th Armoured cavalry regiment, at the Casa Rosada Palace in Buenos Aires
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DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri declara guerra de Malvinas (1982)
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 30 Mar 2013
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Bs. As.: Discurso del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri desde los balcones de la Casa de Gobierno donde expresa: -"El gobierno de Gran Bretaña, la señora T...
Bs. As.: Discurso del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri desde los balcones de la Casa de Gobierno donde expresa: -"El gobierno de Gran Bretaña, la señora Tatcher y el pueblo de Gran Bretaña no han escuchado hasta ahora una sola palabra de ataque o una sola palabra ultrajando su honor y su reputación. Hasta ahora. Pero le pido como presidente de la Nación, al gobierno y al pueblo inglés, moderación en sus expresiones y en sus hechos. El gobierno argentino y el pueblo argentino, en este cabildo abierto pueden enardecerse y presentar a las ofensas, mayores ofensas. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el pueblo argentino. Si quieren venir, que vengan; les presentaremos batalla".
Fecha: 10/4/1982
Duración: 1 minuto 59 segundos
Codigo: BC-3272
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Bs. As.: Discurso del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri desde los balcones de la Casa de Gobierno donde expresa: -"El gobierno de Gran Bretaña, la señora Tatcher y el pueblo de Gran Bretaña no han escuchado hasta ahora una sola palabra de ataque o una sola palabra ultrajando su honor y su reputación. Hasta ahora. Pero le pido como presidente de la Nación, al gobierno y al pueblo inglés, moderación en sus expresiones y en sus hechos. El gobierno argentino y el pueblo argentino, en este cabildo abierto pueden enardecerse y presentar a las ofensas, mayores ofensas. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el pueblo argentino. Si quieren venir, que vengan; les presentaremos batalla".
Fecha: 10/4/1982
Duración: 1 minuto 59 segundos
Codigo: BC-3272
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- published: 30 Mar 2013
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El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
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- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 15 Jul 2015
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El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
palabras del congresista Peruano, Víctor Andrés García Belaúnde
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El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
palabras del congresista Peruano, Víctor Andrés García Belaúnde
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El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
palabras del congresista Peruano, Víctor Andrés García Belaúnde
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1976 1983 Dictadura Militar Joge R Videla,Roberto E Viola,Leopoldo F Galtieri & Reynaldo B Bignone
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- Duration: 29:11
- Updated: 30 Jun 2013
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- published: 30 Jun 2013
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GENERAL LEOPOLDO GALTIERI Héroe Nacional de Argentina
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- Duration: 4:05
- Updated: 11 Jan 2016
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"Argentina's president, Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, visited the islands Thursday and ordered the 9,000 Argentine troops deployed there to defend them "until the ult...
"Argentina's president, Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, visited the islands Thursday and ordered the 9,000 Argentine troops deployed there to defend them "until the ultimate consequences and the last drop of blood." (https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1291&dat;=19820423&id;=hxhVAAAAIBAJ&sjid;=HpQDAAAAIBAJ&pg;=6592,4422630&hl;=en Boca Raton News, 23 April 1982)
With Argentina about to lose claim to the islands on 2 January 1983, Galtieri orders Operación Rosario with strict orders to not to shoot the Royal Marines and the NP801 Barracks. British PM Thatcher encouraged by her Admirals that were facing severe naval cuts, orders Operation Corporate. On 22 April Galtieri visited the Royal Marine Barracks that were now the 10th Mechanized Infantry Brigade HQs. On 2 April the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano was sunk with the loss of 321 Argentine sailors, scuttling all chances of a diplomatic solution.
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"Argentina's president, Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, visited the islands Thursday and ordered the 9,000 Argentine troops deployed there to defend them "until the ultimate consequences and the last drop of blood." (https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1291&dat;=19820423&id;=hxhVAAAAIBAJ&sjid;=HpQDAAAAIBAJ&pg;=6592,4422630&hl;=en Boca Raton News, 23 April 1982)
With Argentina about to lose claim to the islands on 2 January 1983, Galtieri orders Operación Rosario with strict orders to not to shoot the Royal Marines and the NP801 Barracks. British PM Thatcher encouraged by her Admirals that were facing severe naval cuts, orders Operation Corporate. On 22 April Galtieri visited the Royal Marine Barracks that were now the 10th Mechanized Infantry Brigade HQs. On 2 April the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano was sunk with the loss of 321 Argentine sailors, scuttling all chances of a diplomatic solution.
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri regresa desde Brasil a Buenos Aires 1981
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- Duration: 0:59
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
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Bs. As.: En un avión de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, matricula TC-55, arriba al Aeroparque Jorge Newbery el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leop...
Bs. As.: En un avión de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, matricula TC-55, arriba al Aeroparque Jorge Newbery el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Tras descender de la maquina es recibido por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General José Antonio Vaquero; el Comandante del Primer Cuerpo de Ejercito, General Antonio Domingo Bussi, y oficiales de las tres fuerzas. Informe donde el periodista Osvaldo Logares comenta: "Según lo esta previsto acaba de arribar a la Capital Federal procedente de Brasil donde permaneció durante una semana realizando importante actividad castrense, el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Es recibido en la plataforma militar del aeroparque por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General de División José Antonio Vaquero, como así también por altos jefes militares". (Osvaldo Logares/Color)
Fecha: 28/9/1981
Duración: 35 segundos
Código del film: A-05506
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wn.com/Difilm Leopoldo Galtieri Regresa Desde Brasil A Buenos Aires 1981
Bs. As.: En un avión de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina, matricula TC-55, arriba al Aeroparque Jorge Newbery el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Tras descender de la maquina es recibido por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General José Antonio Vaquero; el Comandante del Primer Cuerpo de Ejercito, General Antonio Domingo Bussi, y oficiales de las tres fuerzas. Informe donde el periodista Osvaldo Logares comenta: "Según lo esta previsto acaba de arribar a la Capital Federal procedente de Brasil donde permaneció durante una semana realizando importante actividad castrense, el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. Es recibido en la plataforma militar del aeroparque por el Jefe del Estado Mayor General del Ejercito, General de División José Antonio Vaquero, como así también por altos jefes militares". (Osvaldo Logares/Color)
Fecha: 28/9/1981
Duración: 35 segundos
Código del film: A-05506
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- published: 21 Mar 2014
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita el buque científico Holmberg 1980
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- Duration: 0:48
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
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Bs. As.: El Comandante en Jefe del Ejército, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri visita junto al Secretario de Intereses Marítimos, Contralmirante Carl...
Bs. As.: El Comandante en Jefe del Ejército, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri visita junto al Secretario de Intereses Marítimos, Contralmirante Carlos Noe Guevara el buque científico Eduardo L. Holmberg. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 17/8/1980
Duración: 22 segundos
Código del film: A-03217
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Bs. As.: El Comandante en Jefe del Ejército, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri visita junto al Secretario de Intereses Marítimos, Contralmirante Carlos Noe Guevara el buque científico Eduardo L. Holmberg. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 17/8/1980
Duración: 22 segundos
Código del film: A-03217
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- published: 21 Mar 2014
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe condecoracion Ejercito de Brasil 1980
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
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Bs. As.: El Ministro de Ejercito del Brasil, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, condecora al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General...
Bs. As.: El Ministro de Ejercito del Brasil, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, condecora al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en una ceremonia que se realizo en el Edificio Libertador, y cuenta con la presencia de otros militares del país hermano que acompañan en su visita oficial al Presidente del Brasil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia desarrollada en un salón del Edificio Libertador. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 17/5/1980
Duración: 40 segundos
Código del film: A-00222
Buenos Aires: The Brazilian Minister of Army, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, honors the commander in chief of the Argentine Army, Lieutenant General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, in a ceremony that took place in the Libertador Building, and has the presence of other military brother country its official accompanying the President of Brazil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo visit. General views of the ceremony developed into a living Libertador Building.
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Bs. As.: El Ministro de Ejercito del Brasil, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, condecora al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en una ceremonia que se realizo en el Edificio Libertador, y cuenta con la presencia de otros militares del país hermano que acompañan en su visita oficial al Presidente del Brasil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia desarrollada en un salón del Edificio Libertador. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 17/5/1980
Duración: 40 segundos
Código del film: A-00222
Buenos Aires: The Brazilian Minister of Army, General Walter Pires Carvalho Albuquerque, honors the commander in chief of the Argentine Army, Lieutenant General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, in a ceremony that took place in the Libertador Building, and has the presence of other military brother country its official accompanying the President of Brazil, Joao Baptista de Oliveira Figueiredo visit. General views of the ceremony developed into a living Libertador Building.
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- published: 21 Mar 2014
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DiFilm - Condecoración a Leopoldo Galtieri (1981)
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- Duration: 0:34
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CONDECORAN AL GENERAL LEOPOLDO FORTUNATO GALTIERI (SIN SONIDO)
FECHA: 26/06/81
DURACIÓN: 29 SEGUNDOS
CÓDIGO: A-005954
Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (...
CONDECORAN AL GENERAL LEOPOLDO FORTUNATO GALTIERI (SIN SONIDO)
FECHA: 26/06/81
DURACIÓN: 29 SEGUNDOS
CÓDIGO: A-005954
Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (July 15, 1926 -- January 12, 2003) was an Argentine general and President of Argentina from December 22, 1981 to June 18, 1982, during the last military dictatorship[2] (known officially as the National Reorganization Process). The death squad Intelligence Battalion 601 directly reported to him.[3] He was removed from power soon after the British retook the Falklands Islands, whose invasion he had ordered.
Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri (Caseros, 15 de julio de 1926 -- Buenos Aires, 12 de enero de 2003) fue un militar argentino que alcanzó la comandancia del Ejército Argentino con el rango de Teniente General.2 3 4 Ocupó de facto la presidencia de la Nación entre 1981 y 1982, durante la dictadura autodenominada Proceso de Reorganización Nacional.
Para contener el fuerte descontento popular con la situación política y económica, intentó desviar las tensiones declarando la guerra a Gran Bretaña por la soberanía sobre las Islas Malvinas. Abandonó el cargo tras el estrepitoso fracaso militar. Sus acciones como comandante de las Fuerzas Armadas llevaron a su condena por el Consejo Supremo de las Fuerzas Armadas durante el gobierno del presidente Raúl Alfonsín. Fue indultado por Carlos Menem, pero murió mientras cumplía prisión preventiva bajo arresto domiciliario por otra causa.
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CONDECORAN AL GENERAL LEOPOLDO FORTUNATO GALTIERI (SIN SONIDO)
FECHA: 26/06/81
DURACIÓN: 29 SEGUNDOS
CÓDIGO: A-005954
Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli (July 15, 1926 -- January 12, 2003) was an Argentine general and President of Argentina from December 22, 1981 to June 18, 1982, during the last military dictatorship[2] (known officially as the National Reorganization Process). The death squad Intelligence Battalion 601 directly reported to him.[3] He was removed from power soon after the British retook the Falklands Islands, whose invasion he had ordered.
Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri (Caseros, 15 de julio de 1926 -- Buenos Aires, 12 de enero de 2003) fue un militar argentino que alcanzó la comandancia del Ejército Argentino con el rango de Teniente General.2 3 4 Ocupó de facto la presidencia de la Nación entre 1981 y 1982, durante la dictadura autodenominada Proceso de Reorganización Nacional.
Para contener el fuerte descontento popular con la situación política y económica, intentó desviar las tensiones declarando la guerra a Gran Bretaña por la soberanía sobre las Islas Malvinas. Abandonó el cargo tras el estrepitoso fracaso militar. Sus acciones como comandante de las Fuerzas Armadas llevaron a su condena por el Consejo Supremo de las Fuerzas Armadas durante el gobierno del presidente Raúl Alfonsín. Fue indultado por Carlos Menem, pero murió mientras cumplía prisión preventiva bajo arresto domiciliario por otra causa.
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- published: 12 Sep 2011
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Soldados - Guazuncho (Feat. Marina Abramovic - Leopoldo Galtieri)
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- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 24 Mar 2014
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Soldados - Guazuncho. (Feat. Marina Abramovic - Leopoldo Galtieri) Featuring. 2014.
Soldados son Maria Belen Santos y Nicolas Gonzalez Piat.
Soldados - Guazuncho. (Feat. Marina Abramovic - Leopoldo Galtieri) Featuring. 2014.
Soldados son Maria Belen Santos y Nicolas Gonzalez Piat.
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Soldados - Guazuncho. (Feat. Marina Abramovic - Leopoldo Galtieri) Featuring. 2014.
Soldados son Maria Belen Santos y Nicolas Gonzalez Piat.
- published: 24 Mar 2014
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri durante una conferencia de prensa 1980
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- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 120
Bs. As.: Vistas generales de una conferencia realizada por el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en un sal...
Bs. As.: Vistas generales de una conferencia realizada por el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en un salón del Ministerio de Guerra. Entre los periodistas presentes se encuentra el señor Osvaldo Piñero. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 6/5/1980
Duración: 11 segundos
Código del film: A-09785
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Bs. As.: Vistas generales de una conferencia realizada por el Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri, en un salón del Ministerio de Guerra. Entre los periodistas presentes se encuentra el señor Osvaldo Piñero. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 6/5/1980
Duración: 11 segundos
Código del film: A-09785
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- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 120
DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe la orden al merito militar 1981
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
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Bs. As.: Imponen la orden al merito militar al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. La distinción fue otorga...
Bs. As.: Imponen la orden al merito militar al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. La distinción fue otorgada en el grado de gran cruz; también fue condecorado con la misma orden, en el grado de gran oficial, el General de Brigada Luis Alberto Amallo y el Director de la Escuela Superior Técnica del Ejercito, General de Brigada Luis Alberto Silverio Amallo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 26/6/1981
Duración: 29 segundos
Código del film: A-05954
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Bs. As.: Imponen la orden al merito militar al Comandante en Jefe del Ejercito Argentino, Teniente General Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri. La distinción fue otorgada en el grado de gran cruz; también fue condecorado con la misma orden, en el grado de gran oficial, el General de Brigada Luis Alberto Amallo y el Director de la Escuela Superior Técnica del Ejercito, General de Brigada Luis Alberto Silverio Amallo. Vistas generales de la ceremonia. (Color/Sin sonido)
Fecha: 26/6/1981
Duración: 29 segundos
Código del film: A-05954
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- published: 21 Mar 2014
- views: 154
Gral Galtieri: "Si quieren venir que vengan. Les presentaremos batalla"
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- Duration: 2:38
- Updated: 28 Apr 2013
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Discurso del Gral Galtieri en Plaza de Mayo tras la recuperación de las Islas Malvinas. "Acá están reunidos obreros, empresarios, intelectuales, todos los órden...
Discurso del Gral Galtieri en Plaza de Mayo tras la recuperación de las Islas Malvinas. "Acá están reunidos obreros, empresarios, intelectuales, todos los órdenes de la vida nacional, en unión nacional en procura del bienestar del país y su dignidad. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el Pueblo Argentino: Si quieren venir que vengan les presentaremos batalla"·
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Discurso del Gral Galtieri en Plaza de Mayo tras la recuperación de las Islas Malvinas. "Acá están reunidos obreros, empresarios, intelectuales, todos los órdenes de la vida nacional, en unión nacional en procura del bienestar del país y su dignidad. Que sepa el mundo, América, que un pueblo con voluntad decidida como el Pueblo Argentino: Si quieren venir que vengan les presentaremos batalla"·
- published: 28 Apr 2013
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Speech General Leopoldo Galtieri
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- Duration: 4:24
- Updated: 05 Sep 2013
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- published: 05 Sep 2013
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DiFilm - Captura internacional para Leopoldo Galtieri - 1997
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 14 Nov 2011
- views: 284
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Buenos Aires - Argentina
Noticiero America
Carmen L...
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Carmen Lopaco
Codigo del video V-02532
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Buenos Aires - Argentina
Noticiero America
Carmen Lopaco
Codigo del video V-02532
- published: 14 Nov 2011
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DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri rendicion en Malvinas (1982)
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- Duration: 13:32
- Updated: 30 Mar 2013
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Cadena nacional. Mensaje del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri dirigido al país, luego de la rendición que puso fin a la guerra de Malvinas.
Fecha: 16/6/19...
Cadena nacional. Mensaje del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri dirigido al país, luego de la rendición que puso fin a la guerra de Malvinas.
Fecha: 16/6/1982
Duración: 13 minutos 16 segundos
Codigo: BC-3272
Discurso: "El combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado. Nuestros soldados lucharon con esfuerzo supremo por la dignidad de la nación. Los que cayeron están vivos para siempre en el corazón y la historia grande de los argentinos. No tenemos sólo el bronce de las antiguas glorias, tenemos nuestros héroes, hombres de carne y hueso del presente, nombres que serán esculpidos por nosotros y las generaciones venideras. Los pueblos solidarios de América Latina y todos aquellos capaces de olvidar sus intereses ante el coraje y el sacrificio, también los guardarán en su memoria. Pelearon contra la incomprensión, el menosprecio y la soberbia. Enfrentaron con más coraje que armamento la abrumadora superioridad de una potencia apoyada por la tecnología militar de los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica, sorprendentemente enemigos de la Argentina y de su pueblo. Combatieron para desplazar de nuestro suelo el último vestigio de coloniaje, combatieron por la misma esencia de nuestra identidad nacional y americana, combatieron por las mismas causas que presidieron el nacimiento glorioso de nuestra patria. Nuestra Nación ha luchado por su integridad espiritual y material".
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Cadena nacional. Mensaje del Presidente Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri dirigido al país, luego de la rendición que puso fin a la guerra de Malvinas.
Fecha: 16/6/1982
Duración: 13 minutos 16 segundos
Codigo: BC-3272
Discurso: "El combate de Puerto Argentino ha finalizado. Nuestros soldados lucharon con esfuerzo supremo por la dignidad de la nación. Los que cayeron están vivos para siempre en el corazón y la historia grande de los argentinos. No tenemos sólo el bronce de las antiguas glorias, tenemos nuestros héroes, hombres de carne y hueso del presente, nombres que serán esculpidos por nosotros y las generaciones venideras. Los pueblos solidarios de América Latina y todos aquellos capaces de olvidar sus intereses ante el coraje y el sacrificio, también los guardarán en su memoria. Pelearon contra la incomprensión, el menosprecio y la soberbia. Enfrentaron con más coraje que armamento la abrumadora superioridad de una potencia apoyada por la tecnología militar de los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica, sorprendentemente enemigos de la Argentina y de su pueblo. Combatieron para desplazar de nuestro suelo el último vestigio de coloniaje, combatieron por la misma esencia de nuestra identidad nacional y americana, combatieron por las mismas causas que presidieron el nacimiento glorioso de nuestra patria. Nuestra Nación ha luchado por su integridad espiritual y material".
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- published: 30 Mar 2013
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How to pronounce Leopoldo Galtieri (Argentine Spanish/Argentina) - PronounceNames.com
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Falklands The Islanders War
A gripping story of bravery and defiance ‘The Islanders’ War’ is an award-winning documentary that tells the story of the Falklands Conflict in 1982 through the eyes of the people who lived through it. Viewers are taken right into the heart of the action as the heroic deeds of the islanders are brought into focus. They transmitted vital radio intelligence, took clandestine photographs of Argentine positions and carried ammunition, food and men to the front lines while often under shell and mortar fire. It is a story of bravery and defiance at great personal risk and their immense contributions to the British cause will never be forgotten. The second documentary in this Video examines how Argentina’s leaders miscalculated Margaret Thatcher’s resolve to retake the islands. It caused the d... -
Falkland Islands War (A)
FALKLAND ISLANDS A/V Falklands (Pool?) Argentine troops alighting from planes(Pool?) Troops marching(Pool?) Troops waving on streets(Pool?) British aircraft carrier (var)(Pool?) (Downing St) MT with American dignitaries(Pool?) ARGENTINA - Buenos Aires President Leopoldo Galtieri (SOF) A/V Crowd gathered in BA A/V General Belgrano (ship) after being hit FALKLAND ISLANDS Shelling British troop lorries being landed Soldiers on bridge Ships at sea Exocet missiles being fired from fighter jets Battle at sea Jets flying over ships Jet being hit Ships burning Ship sinking (var) British flag being raised British troops being greeted by inhabitants Argentine prisoners with British guards Wounded soldier on stretcher (Int) Operation theatre Helicopters over smouldering shi... -
O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me
O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me The Bill O’Reilly dispute with Mother Jones just keeps getting more intense. For those not up to speed, the magazine’s editor David Corn alleged on Thursday that the Fox News host had embellished his experiences as a CBS reporter covering wars in El Salvador and the Falkland Islands. O’Reilly hit back via phone interviews with the media, calling the Mother Jones charges “bullshit,” accusing Corn and others of “gutter-sniping” at him despite O’Reilly’s record of being “absolutely accurate.” As we reported earlier today, the Factor is set to address the controversy once more, but this time during the “Talking Points Memo” portion of his nightly broadcast. The full transcript has made its way online... -
ARGENTINA: ACCUSATION AGAINST FORMER JUNTA MEMBERS
Spanish/Nat The Spanish judge behind the arrest of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet has charged Argentina's former military rulers with "dirty war" atrocities and is seeking their arrests. Judge Baltasar Garzon is seeking to have 12 former junta members extradited to Madrid to stand trial for genocide, torture and terrorism. Judge Baltasar Garzon is accusing 12 former junta members and more than 80 other military officers of genocide, torture and terrorism during the 1976-83 junta rule. According to court documents, he has now issued international warrants for their arrest. The same judge successfully requested Pinochet's arrest in London last year on charges of human rights abuse and is fighting to bring the veteran statesman to trial. Among the 98 people charged... -
Malvinas/Falklands War How Close To Defeat?-part03
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s. The conflict was the result of a protracted diplomatic confrontation regarding the sovereignty of the islands. Neither state officially declared war and the fighting was largely limited to the territories under dispute and the South Atlantic. The initial invasion was characterised by Arg... -
Malvinas/Falklands War How Close To Defeat?-part05
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s. The conflict was the result of a protracted diplomatic confrontation regarding the sovereignty of the islands. Neither state officially declared war and the fighting was largely limited to the territories under dispute and the South Atlantic. The initial invasion was characterised by Arg... -
Falklands oder Malvinas? 30 Jahre nach dem Krieg
http://de.euronews.com/ 30 Jahre später schreiben die einen, 900 argentinische Soldaten seien an jenem 2. April 1982 auf der Inselgruppe gelandet, die sie die "Malvinas" nennen. Andere Quelle berichten von 5.000 Mann, die die "Falklands", wie sie die Briten nennen, im kurzen Kampf gegen weniger als 100 britische Soldaten eroberten. In Buenos Aires jedenfalls jubelten die Massen auf der Plaza de Mayo. So hatte sich das General Leopoldo Galtieri vorgestellt, mit diesem nationalistischen Coup sicherte er sich die Unterstützung der breiten Massen - von rechts bis links - ein äußerer Feind einte das eben noch unter der Militärdiktatur stöhnende Argentinien. Das Ziel lautete: die 1883 von den Briten besetzte kleine Inselgruppe im Südatlantik zurück zu erobern! Dieser Versuch kostete 255 britis... -
A 30 Años del Juicio a las Juntas: Homenaje de la Defensoría
El Juicio a las Juntas representa un antes y un después en la lucha contra la impunidad y el castigo a los responsables de los crímenes de lesa humanidad cometidos en nuestro país durante la represión ilegal, y constituye un suceso fundamental para la construcción de una sociedad basada en los principios de Memoria, Verdad y Justicia. El acontecimiento significó un antes y un después en la historia de la democracia argentina del siglo XX. El coraje y la valentía políticas del flamante gobierno del presidente Raúl Alfonsín, que decretó el juzgamiento de las Juntas Militares y creó la Comisión Nacional de Desaparición de Personas que investigó las violaciones a los derechos humanos, y el activismo y compromiso de las organizaciones no gubernamentales de derechos humanos como las Madres y A... -
ESCRACHES A MILITARES
ESCRACHES a militares genocidas de la última dictadura militar en Argentina (1976-1983) Escrache a Raúl Sánchez Ruiz: La acción teatral servia como señuelo para distraer a la policía ubicada frente a la casa. Un personaje que representaba al médico militar Sánchez Ruiz le entregaba un bebé, robado a las detenidas en los campos de concentración, a un General del Ejército. En un determinado momento, aprovechando la confusión que la acción producía en la Policía, se comenzaron a arrojar por primera vez las "bombas de pintura" para señalar el frente de la casa del genocida. Escrache a Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri En esta oportunidad Etcétera...represento un "Partido de fútbol" en donde los equipos contrincantes eran "Argentina vs. Argentina", simbolizando la guerra de las Malvinas y el... -
School of the Americas
The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, formerly the School of the Americas (SOA; Spanish: Escuela de las Américas) is a United States Department of Defense facility at Fort Benning near Columbus, Georgia in the United States. Between 1946 and 2001, the SOA trained more than 61,000 Latin American soldiers and policemen. Some of them became notorious for human rights violations, including generals Leopoldo Galtieri, Rios Montt and Manuel Noriega, dictators such as Bolivia's Hugo Banzer, as well as some of Augusto Pinochet's officers. The terrorist Luis Posada Carriles was educated there in 1961. The School of the Americas has been criticized for the participation in human rights violations by some of its graduates. Critics argue that the education encouraged such practice... -
Preview of the 20th anniversary of the Falklands War
April 1, 2002 1. Wide of protesters holding crosses, walking down street 2. Various of protesters walking 3. Tilt down on Galtieri's house 4. Police in front of Galtieri's house 5. Protest arrives at house 6. Protester's jacket with map of Falklands on back 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Voxpop, Argentinian Falklands war veteran "Galtieri is not only a drunk but he's also a symbol of everything that we repudiate today - betrayal, corruption and the impunity of power and the injustice of pardoning such people." March 31, 2002 11. Veterans drinking in 'Veterans of the War' in the Malvinas house 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marcelo Micele, Falklands war veteran "There has been a lot of forgetting and disinformation about what happened (during the war). Mainly when we see that the veteran ha... -
UPITN 14 12 79 ROBERT COX INTERVIEW
Buenos Aires Herald Editor Robert cox is interviewed about his decision to leave Argentina. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/720e2e87852fa4571af03bb0df018b0b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
Declaraciones gral Galtieri
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Terror Galtieri-Jesus Always Dies
Jesus always dies!!! Jesus always dies!!! Jesus always dies!!! Jesus always dies!!! for the motherfuckers priests for the motherfuckers obisps for the motherfuckers cardinals for the motherfuckers Popes!!! ‘Cause I don’t believe your lies! ‘Cause you’re not telling the truth! ‘Cause the church’s a real shit! ‘Cause I’ve never trusted on you! I fuck on God!!! I fuck on God!!! I fuck on God!!! I fuck on God!!! -
Edinburgh Beating Retreat - Blue Orca Digital
Short video paying tribute to the men who lost their lives during the Falklands War in the form of a Beating Retreat event that took place at Edinburgh Castle. Subscribe to my channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BlueOrcaDigital Watch this video and more in the 'My Videos' playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUvAv2FgLlwCqPlCwmB_TmCPGAGYf8aU9 Edinburgh Castle Beating Retreat Video Credits: Camera Operator/Editor/Distributor: Alan Taylor -- https://www.youtube.com/user/WillowCreekPictures Visit my channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/blueorcadigital Subscribe to receive new videos in your feed: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BlueOrcaDigital Every year on Scotland's Edinburgh Castle's esplanade, a Scottish Beatin... -
O'Reilly Blasts 'Irresponsible Guttersnipe' David Corn Over Mother Jones Hit Piece
Hi, I'm Bill O'Reilly ... thanks for watching us tonight ... more proof the American media is corrupt. That is the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo. This man ... 56-year-old David Corn ... who works for the far left magazine ... Mother Jones ... smeared me, your humble correspondent, yesterday ... saying I had fabricated some war reporting. Mother Jones ... which has low circulation ... considered by many the bottom rung of journalism in America. however ... in this Internet age ... the defamation they put forth ... gets exposure. and so I have to deal with this garbage tonight. I’m sorry. basically David Corn ... a liar ... says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War ... and Salvadoran War. Here's the truth ... everything I’ve said about my reportorial care... -
Rafael Trujillo NHD Documentary
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Open Files - Videla and the Borbouns
Videla and the Borbouns - The Secret Files - The hidden relationship between the Spain, and more specifically the Spanish monarchy, and the Argentine military dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla. Journalist Danilo Albin details the links and coordination between the two countries and the backing provided by Spain and King Juan Carlos I to the repressive Argentine dictator. The publication of the secret files had a huge repercussion in Spain; among those interviewed are the daughters of a Spanish couple kidnapped and disappeared during Videla's reign of terror. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/open-files-321666/ -
Dia do Holocausto ONU - parte 1
Leitura do poema E Não Sobrou Ningué, da mensagem de Nelson Mandela, da carta de Mordechai Anilevitch, video alusivo à data, discurso de Giancarlo Summa - diretor do Centro de Informação da ONU no Brasil, Max Nahmias - presidente do Museu Judaico e Cliford Sobel - embaixador dos Estados Unidos no Brasil. -
Muere el Dictador asesino Jorge Rafel Videla y la horrible Dictadura militar Argentina
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pol pot documentary
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ARGENTINA: PROTESTS AGAINST BUDGETARY REFORMS
Spanish/Nat Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires to protest against government budgetary reforms. The one (b) billion-peso spending cut in the federal budget triggered a Cabinet crisis and massive street protests by students and teachers across the country. Traffic was brought to a standstill as protestors waved banners and flags outside the Government House in the capital. For the third time in a week, students and teachers vented their dismay at government cutbacks in education. But this time, they were joined by demonstrators from all over the country, raising the numbers to over 10-thousand people. They say their march is to support the basic tenets of work, justice, education and health for all. In part, the protest ... -
ARCHIVO DIFILM REPORTAJE A BERNARDO BAS GOBERNADOR DE CORDOBA 29/12/70
ARCHIVO DIFILM BS. AS.: REPORTAJE A BERNARDO BAS (GOBERNADOR DE CORDOBA) SOBRE SU PRESENCIA EN LA CAPITAL FEDERAL DONDE SUSCRIBIRA CONVENIO CON LA DIRECCION NACIONAL DE VIALIDAD PARA LA CONSTRUCCION DE 1250 KM DE CAMINOS PAVIMENTADOS - ANUNCIO DEL PRESIDENTE MARCELO LEVINGSTON PARA LA PUESTA EN MARCHA DE LA 2° USINA NUCLEAR QUE SE INSTALARA EN RIO TERCERO Y PORQUE HAY TANTOS ASALTOS EN SU PROVINCIA - TICO RODRIGUEZ PAZ FECHA: 29/12/70 DURACIÓN: 03'28" CÓDIGO: B-06802
Falklands The Islanders War
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- Duration: 90:54
- Updated: 27 Feb 2016
- views: 1
A gripping story of bravery and defiance
‘The Islanders’ War’ is an award-winning documentary that tells the story of the Falklands Conflict in 1982 through t...
A gripping story of bravery and defiance
‘The Islanders’ War’ is an award-winning documentary that tells the story of the Falklands Conflict in 1982 through the eyes of the people who lived through it.
Viewers are taken right into the heart of the action as the heroic deeds of the islanders are brought into focus. They transmitted vital radio intelligence, took clandestine photographs of Argentine positions and carried ammunition, food and men to the front lines while often under shell and mortar fire. It is a story of bravery and defiance at great personal risk and their immense contributions to the British cause will never be forgotten. The second documentary in this Video examines how Argentina’s leaders miscalculated Margaret Thatcher’s resolve to retake the islands. It caused the downfall of General Leopoldo Galtieri and eventually led to the restoration of democracy in Argentina.
wn.com/Falklands The Islanders War
A gripping story of bravery and defiance
‘The Islanders’ War’ is an award-winning documentary that tells the story of the Falklands Conflict in 1982 through the eyes of the people who lived through it.
Viewers are taken right into the heart of the action as the heroic deeds of the islanders are brought into focus. They transmitted vital radio intelligence, took clandestine photographs of Argentine positions and carried ammunition, food and men to the front lines while often under shell and mortar fire. It is a story of bravery and defiance at great personal risk and their immense contributions to the British cause will never be forgotten. The second documentary in this Video examines how Argentina’s leaders miscalculated Margaret Thatcher’s resolve to retake the islands. It caused the downfall of General Leopoldo Galtieri and eventually led to the restoration of democracy in Argentina.
- published: 27 Feb 2016
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Falkland Islands War (A)
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 222
FALKLAND ISLANDS
A/V Falklands (Pool?)
Argentine troops alighting from planes(Pool?)
Troops marching(Pool?)
Troops waving on streets(Pool?)
British aircraf...
FALKLAND ISLANDS
A/V Falklands (Pool?)
Argentine troops alighting from planes(Pool?)
Troops marching(Pool?)
Troops waving on streets(Pool?)
British aircraft carrier (var)(Pool?)
(Downing St) MT with American dignitaries(Pool?)
ARGENTINA - Buenos Aires
President Leopoldo Galtieri (SOF)
A/V Crowd gathered in BA
A/V General Belgrano (ship) after being hit
FALKLAND ISLANDS
Shelling
British troop lorries being landed
Soldiers on bridge
Ships at sea
Exocet missiles being fired from fighter jets
Battle at sea
Jets flying over ships
Jet being hit
Ships burning
Ship sinking (var)
British flag being raised
British troops being greeted by inhabitants
Argentine prisoners with British guards
Wounded soldier on stretcher
(Int) Operation theatre
Helicopters over smouldering ship
(Sir Galahad)
Survivors being airlifted
Wounded being treated
Burning ship
Lifeboat leaving Sir Galahad
Supplies being dropped from helicopter
Big guns firing
Armoured vehicles on dirt road
British troops marching on parade
Child in window waving
British flag being raised
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FALKLAND ISLANDS
A/V Falklands (Pool?)
Argentine troops alighting from planes(Pool?)
Troops marching(Pool?)
Troops waving on streets(Pool?)
British aircraft carrier (var)(Pool?)
(Downing St) MT with American dignitaries(Pool?)
ARGENTINA - Buenos Aires
President Leopoldo Galtieri (SOF)
A/V Crowd gathered in BA
A/V General Belgrano (ship) after being hit
FALKLAND ISLANDS
Shelling
British troop lorries being landed
Soldiers on bridge
Ships at sea
Exocet missiles being fired from fighter jets
Battle at sea
Jets flying over ships
Jet being hit
Ships burning
Ship sinking (var)
British flag being raised
British troops being greeted by inhabitants
Argentine prisoners with British guards
Wounded soldier on stretcher
(Int) Operation theatre
Helicopters over smouldering ship
(Sir Galahad)
Survivors being airlifted
Wounded being treated
Burning ship
Lifeboat leaving Sir Galahad
Supplies being dropped from helicopter
Big guns firing
Armoured vehicles on dirt road
British troops marching on parade
Child in window waving
British flag being raised
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 222
O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me
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- Duration: 4:09
- Updated: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 587
O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me
The Bill O’Reilly dispute with Mother Jones just keeps getting more...
O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me
The Bill O’Reilly dispute with Mother Jones just keeps getting more intense.
For those not up to speed, the magazine’s editor David Corn alleged on Thursday that the Fox News host had embellished his experiences as a CBS reporter covering wars in El Salvador and the Falkland Islands. O’Reilly hit back via phone interviews with the media, calling the Mother Jones charges “bullshit,” accusing Corn and others of “gutter-sniping” at him despite O’Reilly’s record of being “absolutely accurate.”
As we reported earlier today, the Factor is set to address the controversy once more, but this time during the “Talking Points Memo” portion of his nightly broadcast. The full transcript has made its way online in advance of the 8 p.m. ET broadcast.
From the outset, O’Reilly throws bombs at Mother Jones (“a far-left magazine” with “low circulation”), David Corn (“liar”), and media outlets that have given favorable coverage to the allegations.
“I’m sorry,” tells his audience. “I have to deal with this garbage tonight.”
He goes on to explain his side of the story:
Basically David Corn, a liar, says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War and Salvadoran War. Here’s the truth: Everything I’ve said about my reportorial career — everything — is true. 33 years ago in June, Argentina surrendered to Great Britain, ending the Falklands War. I was covering the conflict from Argentina and Uruguay for CBS News. After learning of the surrender, angry mobs in Buenos Aires stormed the presidential palace — the Casa Rosada — trying to overthrow the government of General Leopoldo Galtieri. I was there on the street with my camera crews. The violence was horrific, as Argentine soldiers fired into the crowd, who were responding with violent acts of their own. My video of the combat led the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather that evening and, later on, I filed a report that ran nationwide. That’s what happened. I never said I was on the Falkland Islands, as Corn purports. I said I covered the Falklands War, which I did.
O’Reilly will present a CBS internal memo from 33 years ago that praises his coverage abroad. “[D]idn’t have the time last night but would like to say many thanks for the riot piece last night,” the telex reads. “WCBS-TV and WCAU-TV both took the entire piece, instead of stripping it for pix. They called to say thanks for a fine piece. Thanks again. Your piece made the late feed, a winner last night.”
He will also present a letter he wrote in 1982 to CBS News’ then-chief describing how “the riot had been very bad, we were gassed, shot at, and I had the best vantage point in which to report the story.”
O’Reilly will cite these documents as “rock solid proof” that Corn and others have smeared him. “I had to spend hours last night on the phone with various reporters and crawling around my basement covered with dust to find documents from 33 years ago,” he laments. “All because an irresponsible, guttersnipe — a far-left zealot who has attacked Fox News many times before — spit this stuff out on the net.”
He also attacks CNN’s media reporter, Brian Stelter, alleging he’s a “far-left zealot masquerading as a journalist” for having picked up the Mother Jones allegations last night and discussed them on television.
“Real journalists knew this story was BS from the jump,” O’Reilly adds.
O’REILLY RESPONDS TO WAR REPORTING CRITICISMS
Fox News Channel “O’Reilly Factor” host Bill O’Reilly responded to allegations made by Mother Jones that he misrepresented some of his reporting in Argentina and El Salvador on Friday.
Transcript as Follows:
“Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly thanks for watching us tonight, more proof the American media is corrupt.
That is the subject of this evening’s Talking Points memo.
This man, 56-year-old David Corn, who works for the far-left magazine, Mother Jones smeared me, your humble correspondent, yesterday saying I had fabricated some war reporting.
Mother Jones, which has low circulation, considered by many the bottom rung of journalism in America.
However, in this Internet age, the defamation they put forth gets exposure.
And so I have to deal with this garbage tonight. I’m sorry.
Basically, David Corn, a liar, says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War and the Salvadoran War.
Here’s the truth, everything I’ve said about my reportorial career, everything, is true.
33 years ago in June, Argentina surrendered to Great Britain, ending the Falklands War.(full)
I was covering the conflict from Argentina and Uruguay for CBS News.
After learning of the surrender, angry mobs in Buenos Aires stormed the presidential palace, the Casa Rosada, trying to overthrow the government of General Leopoldo Galtieri. (factor)
2015 video february
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O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me
The Bill O’Reilly dispute with Mother Jones just keeps getting more intense.
For those not up to speed, the magazine’s editor David Corn alleged on Thursday that the Fox News host had embellished his experiences as a CBS reporter covering wars in El Salvador and the Falkland Islands. O’Reilly hit back via phone interviews with the media, calling the Mother Jones charges “bullshit,” accusing Corn and others of “gutter-sniping” at him despite O’Reilly’s record of being “absolutely accurate.”
As we reported earlier today, the Factor is set to address the controversy once more, but this time during the “Talking Points Memo” portion of his nightly broadcast. The full transcript has made its way online in advance of the 8 p.m. ET broadcast.
From the outset, O’Reilly throws bombs at Mother Jones (“a far-left magazine” with “low circulation”), David Corn (“liar”), and media outlets that have given favorable coverage to the allegations.
“I’m sorry,” tells his audience. “I have to deal with this garbage tonight.”
He goes on to explain his side of the story:
Basically David Corn, a liar, says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War and Salvadoran War. Here’s the truth: Everything I’ve said about my reportorial career — everything — is true. 33 years ago in June, Argentina surrendered to Great Britain, ending the Falklands War. I was covering the conflict from Argentina and Uruguay for CBS News. After learning of the surrender, angry mobs in Buenos Aires stormed the presidential palace — the Casa Rosada — trying to overthrow the government of General Leopoldo Galtieri. I was there on the street with my camera crews. The violence was horrific, as Argentine soldiers fired into the crowd, who were responding with violent acts of their own. My video of the combat led the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather that evening and, later on, I filed a report that ran nationwide. That’s what happened. I never said I was on the Falkland Islands, as Corn purports. I said I covered the Falklands War, which I did.
O’Reilly will present a CBS internal memo from 33 years ago that praises his coverage abroad. “[D]idn’t have the time last night but would like to say many thanks for the riot piece last night,” the telex reads. “WCBS-TV and WCAU-TV both took the entire piece, instead of stripping it for pix. They called to say thanks for a fine piece. Thanks again. Your piece made the late feed, a winner last night.”
He will also present a letter he wrote in 1982 to CBS News’ then-chief describing how “the riot had been very bad, we were gassed, shot at, and I had the best vantage point in which to report the story.”
O’Reilly will cite these documents as “rock solid proof” that Corn and others have smeared him. “I had to spend hours last night on the phone with various reporters and crawling around my basement covered with dust to find documents from 33 years ago,” he laments. “All because an irresponsible, guttersnipe — a far-left zealot who has attacked Fox News many times before — spit this stuff out on the net.”
He also attacks CNN’s media reporter, Brian Stelter, alleging he’s a “far-left zealot masquerading as a journalist” for having picked up the Mother Jones allegations last night and discussed them on television.
“Real journalists knew this story was BS from the jump,” O’Reilly adds.
O’REILLY RESPONDS TO WAR REPORTING CRITICISMS
Fox News Channel “O’Reilly Factor” host Bill O’Reilly responded to allegations made by Mother Jones that he misrepresented some of his reporting in Argentina and El Salvador on Friday.
Transcript as Follows:
“Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly thanks for watching us tonight, more proof the American media is corrupt.
That is the subject of this evening’s Talking Points memo.
This man, 56-year-old David Corn, who works for the far-left magazine, Mother Jones smeared me, your humble correspondent, yesterday saying I had fabricated some war reporting.
Mother Jones, which has low circulation, considered by many the bottom rung of journalism in America.
However, in this Internet age, the defamation they put forth gets exposure.
And so I have to deal with this garbage tonight. I’m sorry.
Basically, David Corn, a liar, says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War and the Salvadoran War.
Here’s the truth, everything I’ve said about my reportorial career, everything, is true.
33 years ago in June, Argentina surrendered to Great Britain, ending the Falklands War.(full)
I was covering the conflict from Argentina and Uruguay for CBS News.
After learning of the surrender, angry mobs in Buenos Aires stormed the presidential palace, the Casa Rosada, trying to overthrow the government of General Leopoldo Galtieri. (factor)
2015 video february
- published: 21 Feb 2015
- views: 587
ARGENTINA: ACCUSATION AGAINST FORMER JUNTA MEMBERS
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- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 26
Spanish/Nat
The Spanish judge behind the arrest of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet has charged Argentina's former military rulers with "dirty war" a...
Spanish/Nat
The Spanish judge behind the arrest of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet has charged Argentina's former military rulers with "dirty war" atrocities and is seeking their arrests.
Judge Baltasar Garzon is seeking to have 12 former junta members extradited to Madrid to stand trial for genocide, torture and terrorism.
Judge Baltasar Garzon is accusing 12 former junta members and more than 80 other military officers of genocide, torture and terrorism during the 1976-83 junta rule.
According to court documents, he has now issued international warrants for their arrest.
The same judge successfully requested Pinochet's arrest in London last year on charges of human rights abuse and is fighting to bring the veteran statesman to trial.
Among the 98 people charged in the voluminous indictment handed down on Tuesday were former military president Leopoldo Galtieri, 1976 coup leader Jorge Videla and former navy chief Emilio Massera.
Videla, who masterminded the military coup in 1976 which marked the start of the so-called 'dirty war' was placed under house arrest in June 1998 after appearing in court to face initial charges of child kidnapping.
Massera, who headed the navy in the 1970's, has been under house arrest since November 1998, and is accused of kidnapping a child born to a woman who had been imprisoned at a navy detention centre.
Others who have faced similar charges are Reynaldo Bignone who was tried earlier in the year.
It is claimed the former military official kidnapped children born in captivity and handed them on to be raised by pro-military families.
Commander Alfredo Astiz faced a court appearance last year after he admitted playing a role in the military dictatorship in a magazine interview.
But it is not yet confirmed that Astiz is included on the list of those named by Garzon.
An attempt by Garzon to extradite the former military leaders from Argentina could create the same kind of diplomatic uproar sparked by his pursuit of Pinochet.
Outgoing Argentine President Carlos Menem has long refused to cooperate with Garzon's investigation into the deaths or disappearance of several hundred Spaniards during the period of military rule.
President-elect Fernando de la Rua, Menem's successor, has yet to make clear his own position.
The Argentine government says 9-thousand people disappeared during the military junta.
But human rights groups put the figure much higher at around 30-thousand.
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Spanish/Nat
The Spanish judge behind the arrest of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet has charged Argentina's former military rulers with "dirty war" atrocities and is seeking their arrests.
Judge Baltasar Garzon is seeking to have 12 former junta members extradited to Madrid to stand trial for genocide, torture and terrorism.
Judge Baltasar Garzon is accusing 12 former junta members and more than 80 other military officers of genocide, torture and terrorism during the 1976-83 junta rule.
According to court documents, he has now issued international warrants for their arrest.
The same judge successfully requested Pinochet's arrest in London last year on charges of human rights abuse and is fighting to bring the veteran statesman to trial.
Among the 98 people charged in the voluminous indictment handed down on Tuesday were former military president Leopoldo Galtieri, 1976 coup leader Jorge Videla and former navy chief Emilio Massera.
Videla, who masterminded the military coup in 1976 which marked the start of the so-called 'dirty war' was placed under house arrest in June 1998 after appearing in court to face initial charges of child kidnapping.
Massera, who headed the navy in the 1970's, has been under house arrest since November 1998, and is accused of kidnapping a child born to a woman who had been imprisoned at a navy detention centre.
Others who have faced similar charges are Reynaldo Bignone who was tried earlier in the year.
It is claimed the former military official kidnapped children born in captivity and handed them on to be raised by pro-military families.
Commander Alfredo Astiz faced a court appearance last year after he admitted playing a role in the military dictatorship in a magazine interview.
But it is not yet confirmed that Astiz is included on the list of those named by Garzon.
An attempt by Garzon to extradite the former military leaders from Argentina could create the same kind of diplomatic uproar sparked by his pursuit of Pinochet.
Outgoing Argentine President Carlos Menem has long refused to cooperate with Garzon's investigation into the deaths or disappearance of several hundred Spaniards during the period of military rule.
President-elect Fernando de la Rua, Menem's successor, has yet to make clear his own position.
The Argentine government says 9-thousand people disappeared during the military junta.
But human rights groups put the figure much higher at around 30-thousand.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 26
Malvinas/Falklands War How Close To Defeat?-part03
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- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 09 Mar 2010
- views: 29712
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and So...
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s.
The conflict was the result of a protracted diplomatic confrontation regarding the sovereignty of the islands. Neither state officially declared war and the fighting was largely limited to the territories under dispute and the South Atlantic. The initial invasion was characterised by Argentina as the re-occupation of its own territory, and by the UK as an invasion of a British dependent territory.
Britain launched a naval task force to engage the Argentine Navy and Argentine Air Force, and retake the islands by amphibious assault. The British eventually prevailed and at the end of combat operations on 14 June the islands remained under British control. However, as of 2010 and as it has since the 19th century, Argentina shows no sign of relinquishing its claim. The claim remained in the Argentine constitution after its reformation in 1994.
The political effects of the war were strong in both countries. A wave of patriotic sentiment swept through both: the Argentine loss prompted even larger protests against the ruling military government, which hastened its downfall; in the United Kingdom, the government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was bolstered. It helped Thatcher's government to victory in the 1983 general election, which prior to the war was seen as by no means certain. The war has played an important role in the culture of both countries, and has been the subject of several books, films, and songs. The cultural and political weight of the conflict has had less effect on the British public than on that of Argentina, where the war is still a topic of discussion.
Argentina
President Leopoldo Galtieri
Admiral Jorge Anaya
Vice-Admiral Juan Lombardo
Brigadier-General Ernesto Crespo
Brigadier-General Basilio Lami Dozo
Brigade-General Mario Menéndez
649 killed
1,068 wounded
11,313 taken prisoner
Losses:
1 cruiser
1 submarine
4 cargo vessels
2 patrol boats
1 spy trawler
25 helicopters
35 fighters
2 bombers
4 transports
25 COIN aircraft
9 armed trainers
United Kingdom
Admiral Sir John Fieldhouse
Rear-Admiral John Sandy Woodward
Major-General Jeremy Moore
Brigadier Julian Thompson
Commodore Michael Clapp
258 killed
777 wounded
115 taken prisoner
Losses:
2 destroyers
2 frigates
1 LSL landing ship
1 LCU amphibious craft
1 container ship
24 helicopters
10 fighters
wn.com/Malvinas Falklands War How Close To Defeat Part03
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s.
The conflict was the result of a protracted diplomatic confrontation regarding the sovereignty of the islands. Neither state officially declared war and the fighting was largely limited to the territories under dispute and the South Atlantic. The initial invasion was characterised by Argentina as the re-occupation of its own territory, and by the UK as an invasion of a British dependent territory.
Britain launched a naval task force to engage the Argentine Navy and Argentine Air Force, and retake the islands by amphibious assault. The British eventually prevailed and at the end of combat operations on 14 June the islands remained under British control. However, as of 2010 and as it has since the 19th century, Argentina shows no sign of relinquishing its claim. The claim remained in the Argentine constitution after its reformation in 1994.
The political effects of the war were strong in both countries. A wave of patriotic sentiment swept through both: the Argentine loss prompted even larger protests against the ruling military government, which hastened its downfall; in the United Kingdom, the government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was bolstered. It helped Thatcher's government to victory in the 1983 general election, which prior to the war was seen as by no means certain. The war has played an important role in the culture of both countries, and has been the subject of several books, films, and songs. The cultural and political weight of the conflict has had less effect on the British public than on that of Argentina, where the war is still a topic of discussion.
Argentina
President Leopoldo Galtieri
Admiral Jorge Anaya
Vice-Admiral Juan Lombardo
Brigadier-General Ernesto Crespo
Brigadier-General Basilio Lami Dozo
Brigade-General Mario Menéndez
649 killed
1,068 wounded
11,313 taken prisoner
Losses:
1 cruiser
1 submarine
4 cargo vessels
2 patrol boats
1 spy trawler
25 helicopters
35 fighters
2 bombers
4 transports
25 COIN aircraft
9 armed trainers
United Kingdom
Admiral Sir John Fieldhouse
Rear-Admiral John Sandy Woodward
Major-General Jeremy Moore
Brigadier Julian Thompson
Commodore Michael Clapp
258 killed
777 wounded
115 taken prisoner
Losses:
2 destroyers
2 frigates
1 LSL landing ship
1 LCU amphibious craft
1 container ship
24 helicopters
10 fighters
- published: 09 Mar 2010
- views: 29712
Malvinas/Falklands War How Close To Defeat?-part05
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 09 Mar 2010
- views: 16864
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and So...
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s.
The conflict was the result of a protracted diplomatic confrontation regarding the sovereignty of the islands. Neither state officially declared war and the fighting was largely limited to the territories under dispute and the South Atlantic. The initial invasion was characterised by Argentina as the re-occupation of its own territory, and by the UK as an invasion of a British dependent territory.
Britain launched a naval task force to engage the Argentine Navy and Argentine Air Force, and retake the islands by amphibious assault. The British eventually prevailed and at the end of combat operations on 14 June the islands remained under British control. However, as of 2010 and as it has since the 19th century, Argentina shows no sign of relinquishing its claim. The claim remained in the Argentine constitution after its reformation in 1994.
The political effects of the war were strong in both countries. A wave of patriotic sentiment swept through both: the Argentine loss prompted even larger protests against the ruling military government, which hastened its downfall; in the United Kingdom, the government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was bolstered. It helped Thatcher's government to victory in the 1983 general election, which prior to the war was seen as by no means certain. The war has played an important role in the culture of both countries, and has been the subject of several books, films, and songs. The cultural and political weight of the conflict has had less effect on the British public than on that of Argentina, where the war is still a topic of discussion.
Argentina
President Leopoldo Galtieri
Admiral Jorge Anaya
Vice-Admiral Juan Lombardo
Brigadier-General Ernesto Crespo
Brigadier-General Basilio Lami Dozo
Brigade-General Mario Menéndez
649 killed
1,068 wounded
11,313 taken prisoner
Losses:
1 cruiser
1 submarine
4 cargo vessels
2 patrol boats
1 spy trawler
25 helicopters
35 fighters
2 bombers
4 transports
25 COIN aircraft
9 armed trainers
United Kingdom
Admiral Sir John Fieldhouse
Rear-Admiral John Sandy Woodward
Major-General Jeremy Moore
Brigadier Julian Thompson
Commodore Michael Clapp
258 killed
777 wounded
115 taken prisoner
Losses:
2 destroyers
2 frigates
1 LSL landing ship
1 LCU amphibious craft
1 container ship
24 helicopters
10 fighters
wn.com/Malvinas Falklands War How Close To Defeat Part05
STRICTLY HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2 April 1982 with the Argentine invasion and occupation of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia, and ended with the Argentine surrender on 14 June 1982. The war lasted 74 days, and resulted in the deaths of 255 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors, and airmen, and three civilian Falklanders. It is the most recent conflict to be fought by the UK without any allied states and the only external Argentine war since the 1880s.
The conflict was the result of a protracted diplomatic confrontation regarding the sovereignty of the islands. Neither state officially declared war and the fighting was largely limited to the territories under dispute and the South Atlantic. The initial invasion was characterised by Argentina as the re-occupation of its own territory, and by the UK as an invasion of a British dependent territory.
Britain launched a naval task force to engage the Argentine Navy and Argentine Air Force, and retake the islands by amphibious assault. The British eventually prevailed and at the end of combat operations on 14 June the islands remained under British control. However, as of 2010 and as it has since the 19th century, Argentina shows no sign of relinquishing its claim. The claim remained in the Argentine constitution after its reformation in 1994.
The political effects of the war were strong in both countries. A wave of patriotic sentiment swept through both: the Argentine loss prompted even larger protests against the ruling military government, which hastened its downfall; in the United Kingdom, the government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was bolstered. It helped Thatcher's government to victory in the 1983 general election, which prior to the war was seen as by no means certain. The war has played an important role in the culture of both countries, and has been the subject of several books, films, and songs. The cultural and political weight of the conflict has had less effect on the British public than on that of Argentina, where the war is still a topic of discussion.
Argentina
President Leopoldo Galtieri
Admiral Jorge Anaya
Vice-Admiral Juan Lombardo
Brigadier-General Ernesto Crespo
Brigadier-General Basilio Lami Dozo
Brigade-General Mario Menéndez
649 killed
1,068 wounded
11,313 taken prisoner
Losses:
1 cruiser
1 submarine
4 cargo vessels
2 patrol boats
1 spy trawler
25 helicopters
35 fighters
2 bombers
4 transports
25 COIN aircraft
9 armed trainers
United Kingdom
Admiral Sir John Fieldhouse
Rear-Admiral John Sandy Woodward
Major-General Jeremy Moore
Brigadier Julian Thompson
Commodore Michael Clapp
258 killed
777 wounded
115 taken prisoner
Losses:
2 destroyers
2 frigates
1 LSL landing ship
1 LCU amphibious craft
1 container ship
24 helicopters
10 fighters
- published: 09 Mar 2010
- views: 16864
Falklands oder Malvinas? 30 Jahre nach dem Krieg
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 03 Apr 2012
- views: 1024
http://de.euronews.com/ 30 Jahre später schreiben die einen, 900 argentinische Soldaten seien an jenem 2. April 1982 auf der Inselgruppe gelandet, die sie die "...
http://de.euronews.com/ 30 Jahre später schreiben die einen, 900 argentinische Soldaten seien an jenem 2. April 1982 auf der Inselgruppe gelandet, die sie die "Malvinas" nennen. Andere Quelle berichten von 5.000 Mann, die die "Falklands", wie sie die Briten nennen, im kurzen Kampf gegen weniger als 100 britische Soldaten eroberten.
In Buenos Aires jedenfalls jubelten die Massen auf der Plaza de Mayo. So hatte sich das General Leopoldo Galtieri vorgestellt, mit diesem nationalistischen Coup sicherte er sich die Unterstützung der breiten Massen - von rechts bis links - ein äußerer Feind einte das eben noch unter der Militärdiktatur stöhnende Argentinien. Das Ziel lautete: die 1883 von den Briten besetzte kleine Inselgruppe im Südatlantik zurück zu erobern!
Dieser Versuch kostete 255 britische und mehr als 650 argentinische Soldaten das Leben.
Am 14 Juni 1982 flatterte wieder der Union Jack über den Falklands. Die eigentliche Siegerin war sie: Premierministerin Margaret Thatcher. Bis dato hatte sie noch wenig Erfolge vorzuzeigen. Nun war ihr der nächste Wahlsieg sicher.
Verlierer war vor allem die Militärdiktatur in Argentinien. In der Folge dieses gescheiterten Abenteures fand das Land zur Demokratie zurück mit der Wahl von Präsident Raúl Alfonsín 1983.
Seit 1990 unterhalten Argentinien und Großbritannien auch wieder diplomatische Beziehungen, reden über Zusammenarbeit bei Fischfang wie Ausbeutung der nahe der Inselgruppe entdeckten Erdölvorkommen. Das politische Ringen um die Inselgruppe ist - gerade wegen der neue entdeckten Schätze - noch nicht beendet. Die Briten kommt ihr schwer zu versorgender weit entfernter Außenposten ziemlich teuer. Und dann hat Argentinien auch noch Nachbarländer dafür gewinnen können, Schiffen unter der Falkland-Flagge die Nutzung ihrer Häfen zu verweigern.
London hat im Gegenzug mal wieder ein Kriegsschiff vorbeigeschickt und der sechswöchige Dienst von Hubschrauberpilot Prinz William auf den Falklands war ja wohl auch als Geste zu verstehen.
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http://de.euronews.com/ 30 Jahre später schreiben die einen, 900 argentinische Soldaten seien an jenem 2. April 1982 auf der Inselgruppe gelandet, die sie die "Malvinas" nennen. Andere Quelle berichten von 5.000 Mann, die die "Falklands", wie sie die Briten nennen, im kurzen Kampf gegen weniger als 100 britische Soldaten eroberten.
In Buenos Aires jedenfalls jubelten die Massen auf der Plaza de Mayo. So hatte sich das General Leopoldo Galtieri vorgestellt, mit diesem nationalistischen Coup sicherte er sich die Unterstützung der breiten Massen - von rechts bis links - ein äußerer Feind einte das eben noch unter der Militärdiktatur stöhnende Argentinien. Das Ziel lautete: die 1883 von den Briten besetzte kleine Inselgruppe im Südatlantik zurück zu erobern!
Dieser Versuch kostete 255 britische und mehr als 650 argentinische Soldaten das Leben.
Am 14 Juni 1982 flatterte wieder der Union Jack über den Falklands. Die eigentliche Siegerin war sie: Premierministerin Margaret Thatcher. Bis dato hatte sie noch wenig Erfolge vorzuzeigen. Nun war ihr der nächste Wahlsieg sicher.
Verlierer war vor allem die Militärdiktatur in Argentinien. In der Folge dieses gescheiterten Abenteures fand das Land zur Demokratie zurück mit der Wahl von Präsident Raúl Alfonsín 1983.
Seit 1990 unterhalten Argentinien und Großbritannien auch wieder diplomatische Beziehungen, reden über Zusammenarbeit bei Fischfang wie Ausbeutung der nahe der Inselgruppe entdeckten Erdölvorkommen. Das politische Ringen um die Inselgruppe ist - gerade wegen der neue entdeckten Schätze - noch nicht beendet. Die Briten kommt ihr schwer zu versorgender weit entfernter Außenposten ziemlich teuer. Und dann hat Argentinien auch noch Nachbarländer dafür gewinnen können, Schiffen unter der Falkland-Flagge die Nutzung ihrer Häfen zu verweigern.
London hat im Gegenzug mal wieder ein Kriegsschiff vorbeigeschickt und der sechswöchige Dienst von Hubschrauberpilot Prinz William auf den Falklands war ja wohl auch als Geste zu verstehen.
bleiben sie bei uns :
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- published: 03 Apr 2012
- views: 1024
A 30 Años del Juicio a las Juntas: Homenaje de la Defensoría
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 11 May 2015
- views: 283
El Juicio a las Juntas representa un antes y un después en la lucha contra la impunidad y el castigo a los responsables de los crímenes de lesa humanidad cometi...
El Juicio a las Juntas representa un antes y un después en la lucha contra la impunidad y el castigo a los responsables de los crímenes de lesa humanidad cometidos en nuestro país durante la represión ilegal, y constituye un suceso fundamental para la construcción de una sociedad basada en los principios de Memoria, Verdad y Justicia.
El acontecimiento significó un antes y un después en la historia de la democracia argentina del siglo XX. El coraje y la valentía políticas del flamante gobierno del presidente Raúl Alfonsín, que decretó el juzgamiento de las Juntas Militares y creó la Comisión Nacional de Desaparición de Personas que investigó las violaciones a los derechos humanos, y el activismo y compromiso de las organizaciones no gubernamentales de derechos humanos como las Madres y Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, lograron llevar a cabo el juicio en un momento en donde la estabilidad y permanencia de la democracia recién recuperada todavía no estaba del todo asegurada.
El 22 de abril de 1985 la Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Criminal y Correccional Federal integrada por los jueces Carlos Arslanián, Jorge Torlasco, Ricardo Gil Lavedra, Andrés D'Alessio, Jorge Valerga Aráoz y Guillermo Ledesma inició el histórico juicio a los jefes de la última dictadura militar, acusados de perpetrar violaciones a los derechos humanos y crímenes de lesa humanidad: Jorge Rafael Videla, Emilio Massera, Roberto Viola, Armando Lambruschini, Raúl Agosti, Omar Domingo Rubens Graffigna, Leopoldo Galtieri, Jorge Anaya y Basilio Lami Dozo.
La sentencia dictada por la Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Criminal y Correccional Federal el 9 de diciembre de 1985 confirmó la noción de un plan sistemático de exterminio y condenó a los acusados Jorge Rafael Videla y Emilio Eduardo Massera a la pena de reclusión perpetua; a Orlando Ramón Agosti a cuatro años y seis meses de prisión; a Roberto Eduardo Viola a diecisiete años de prisión y a Armando Lambruschini a la pena de ocho años de prisión, con accesoria de inhabilitación absoluta perpetua en todos los casos.
El 24 de marzo de 2004, el entonces presidente Néstor Kirchner pidió perdón en nombre del Estado por las atrocidades cometidas durante la dictadura en un acto realizado en la ESMA, el mayor centro clandestino de detención y tortura del régimen represivo, recuperada a partir de ese momento para erigir un Museo de la Memoria. Posteriormente, la anulación de las leyes de Obediencia Debida y Punto Final por el Poder Legislativo de la Nación y la declaración de su inconstitucionalidad por parte de la Corte Suprema de Justicia posibilitaron el reinicio de las investigaciones y los juicios en todo el país por los delitos cometidos por el terrorismo de Estado.
wn.com/A 30 Años Del Juicio A Las Juntas Homenaje De La Defensoría
El Juicio a las Juntas representa un antes y un después en la lucha contra la impunidad y el castigo a los responsables de los crímenes de lesa humanidad cometidos en nuestro país durante la represión ilegal, y constituye un suceso fundamental para la construcción de una sociedad basada en los principios de Memoria, Verdad y Justicia.
El acontecimiento significó un antes y un después en la historia de la democracia argentina del siglo XX. El coraje y la valentía políticas del flamante gobierno del presidente Raúl Alfonsín, que decretó el juzgamiento de las Juntas Militares y creó la Comisión Nacional de Desaparición de Personas que investigó las violaciones a los derechos humanos, y el activismo y compromiso de las organizaciones no gubernamentales de derechos humanos como las Madres y Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, lograron llevar a cabo el juicio en un momento en donde la estabilidad y permanencia de la democracia recién recuperada todavía no estaba del todo asegurada.
El 22 de abril de 1985 la Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Criminal y Correccional Federal integrada por los jueces Carlos Arslanián, Jorge Torlasco, Ricardo Gil Lavedra, Andrés D'Alessio, Jorge Valerga Aráoz y Guillermo Ledesma inició el histórico juicio a los jefes de la última dictadura militar, acusados de perpetrar violaciones a los derechos humanos y crímenes de lesa humanidad: Jorge Rafael Videla, Emilio Massera, Roberto Viola, Armando Lambruschini, Raúl Agosti, Omar Domingo Rubens Graffigna, Leopoldo Galtieri, Jorge Anaya y Basilio Lami Dozo.
La sentencia dictada por la Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en lo Criminal y Correccional Federal el 9 de diciembre de 1985 confirmó la noción de un plan sistemático de exterminio y condenó a los acusados Jorge Rafael Videla y Emilio Eduardo Massera a la pena de reclusión perpetua; a Orlando Ramón Agosti a cuatro años y seis meses de prisión; a Roberto Eduardo Viola a diecisiete años de prisión y a Armando Lambruschini a la pena de ocho años de prisión, con accesoria de inhabilitación absoluta perpetua en todos los casos.
El 24 de marzo de 2004, el entonces presidente Néstor Kirchner pidió perdón en nombre del Estado por las atrocidades cometidas durante la dictadura en un acto realizado en la ESMA, el mayor centro clandestino de detención y tortura del régimen represivo, recuperada a partir de ese momento para erigir un Museo de la Memoria. Posteriormente, la anulación de las leyes de Obediencia Debida y Punto Final por el Poder Legislativo de la Nación y la declaración de su inconstitucionalidad por parte de la Corte Suprema de Justicia posibilitaron el reinicio de las investigaciones y los juicios en todo el país por los delitos cometidos por el terrorismo de Estado.
- published: 11 May 2015
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ESCRACHES A MILITARES
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- Duration: 9:47
- Updated: 08 Sep 2007
- views: 9420
ESCRACHES a militares genocidas de la última dictadura militar en Argentina (1976-1983)
Escrache a Raúl Sánchez Ruiz: La acción teatral servia como señuelo ...
ESCRACHES a militares genocidas de la última dictadura militar en Argentina (1976-1983)
Escrache a Raúl Sánchez Ruiz: La acción teatral servia como señuelo para distraer a la policía ubicada frente a la casa. Un personaje que representaba al médico militar Sánchez Ruiz le entregaba un bebé, robado a las detenidas en los campos de concentración, a un General del Ejército. En un determinado momento, aprovechando la confusión que la acción producía en la Policía, se comenzaron a arrojar por primera vez las "bombas de pintura" para señalar el frente de la casa del genocida.
Escrache a Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri En esta oportunidad Etcétera...represento un "Partido de fútbol" en donde los equipos contrincantes eran "Argentina vs. Argentina", simbolizando la guerra de las Malvinas y el ocultamiento de las muertes y desapariciones que habían sucedido en el país durante el Mundial de 1978. El Escrache se realizaba el mismo día que jugaba Argentina contra Inglaterra en el Mundial de Fútbol de 1998 . La obra finalizaba con un tiro penal pateado por un miembro de H.I.J.O.S. La pelota estaba rellena de pintura. En el arco (que era el vallado policial) se encontraba el personaje Militar intentando atajar.Los gritos de "¡gooool!" se mezclaron con los insultos, mientras volaban las bombas de pintura.
...........................................
Escrache to Raúl Sánchez Ruiz
The performance worked as a lure to distract the police guard in front of the house.
A character doing militar physician Sanchez Ruiz handed over a baby, stolen from a prisioner of the concentration camps, to an Army General. At a certain moment, taking advantage of the confusion brought among the policemen, painting bombs were thrown to point out the front of the criminal´s house.
Escrache a Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri
In this case Etcétera... performed "A football match" in which the teams confronting were "Argentina against Argentina", symbolizing the Falklands or Malvinas War and the cover of thousands of deaths and disappearences that had taken place during the World Cup of 1978. The Escrache was carried out the same day of the Argentina-England football match, for the World Cup of 1998.
The play ended with a penalty kick, shot by a member of H.I.J.O.S. The ball was full with red painting. In the goal (that was the security hurdle) stood the militar character trying to catch the ball. The yells of "Goal!!!!!" combined with cursing, as the painting bombs went through the air.
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ESCRACHES a militares genocidas de la última dictadura militar en Argentina (1976-1983)
Escrache a Raúl Sánchez Ruiz: La acción teatral servia como señuelo para distraer a la policía ubicada frente a la casa. Un personaje que representaba al médico militar Sánchez Ruiz le entregaba un bebé, robado a las detenidas en los campos de concentración, a un General del Ejército. En un determinado momento, aprovechando la confusión que la acción producía en la Policía, se comenzaron a arrojar por primera vez las "bombas de pintura" para señalar el frente de la casa del genocida.
Escrache a Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri En esta oportunidad Etcétera...represento un "Partido de fútbol" en donde los equipos contrincantes eran "Argentina vs. Argentina", simbolizando la guerra de las Malvinas y el ocultamiento de las muertes y desapariciones que habían sucedido en el país durante el Mundial de 1978. El Escrache se realizaba el mismo día que jugaba Argentina contra Inglaterra en el Mundial de Fútbol de 1998 . La obra finalizaba con un tiro penal pateado por un miembro de H.I.J.O.S. La pelota estaba rellena de pintura. En el arco (que era el vallado policial) se encontraba el personaje Militar intentando atajar.Los gritos de "¡gooool!" se mezclaron con los insultos, mientras volaban las bombas de pintura.
...........................................
Escrache to Raúl Sánchez Ruiz
The performance worked as a lure to distract the police guard in front of the house.
A character doing militar physician Sanchez Ruiz handed over a baby, stolen from a prisioner of the concentration camps, to an Army General. At a certain moment, taking advantage of the confusion brought among the policemen, painting bombs were thrown to point out the front of the criminal´s house.
Escrache a Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri
In this case Etcétera... performed "A football match" in which the teams confronting were "Argentina against Argentina", symbolizing the Falklands or Malvinas War and the cover of thousands of deaths and disappearences that had taken place during the World Cup of 1978. The Escrache was carried out the same day of the Argentina-England football match, for the World Cup of 1998.
The play ended with a penalty kick, shot by a member of H.I.J.O.S. The ball was full with red painting. In the goal (that was the security hurdle) stood the militar character trying to catch the ball. The yells of "Goal!!!!!" combined with cursing, as the painting bombs went through the air.
- published: 08 Sep 2007
- views: 9420
School of the Americas
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- Duration: 8:25
- Updated: 18 Mar 2009
- views: 1531
The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, formerly the School of the Americas (SOA; Spanish: Escuela de las Américas) is a United States Depart...
The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, formerly the School of the Americas (SOA; Spanish: Escuela de las Américas) is a United States Department of Defense facility at Fort Benning near Columbus, Georgia in the United States. Between 1946 and 2001, the SOA trained more than 61,000 Latin American soldiers and policemen. Some of them became notorious for human rights violations, including generals Leopoldo Galtieri, Rios Montt and Manuel Noriega, dictators such as Bolivia's Hugo Banzer, as well as some of Augusto Pinochet's officers. The terrorist Luis Posada Carriles was educated there in 1961. The School of the Americas has been criticized for the participation in human rights violations by some of its graduates. Critics argue that the education encouraged such practices and that this continues in the WHINSEC. According to the Center for International Policy, "The School of the Americas had been questioned for years, as it trained many military personnel before and during the years of the "national security doctrine" -- the dirty war years in the Southern Cone and the civil war years in Central America -- in which Latin American militaries ruled or had disproportionate government influence and committed serious human rights violations. Training manuals used at the SOA and elsewhere from the early 1980s through 1991 promoted techniques that violated human rights and democratic standards. SOA and WHINSEC graduates continue to surface in news reports regarding both current human rights cases and new reports."
wn.com/School Of The Americas
The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, formerly the School of the Americas (SOA; Spanish: Escuela de las Américas) is a United States Department of Defense facility at Fort Benning near Columbus, Georgia in the United States. Between 1946 and 2001, the SOA trained more than 61,000 Latin American soldiers and policemen. Some of them became notorious for human rights violations, including generals Leopoldo Galtieri, Rios Montt and Manuel Noriega, dictators such as Bolivia's Hugo Banzer, as well as some of Augusto Pinochet's officers. The terrorist Luis Posada Carriles was educated there in 1961. The School of the Americas has been criticized for the participation in human rights violations by some of its graduates. Critics argue that the education encouraged such practices and that this continues in the WHINSEC. According to the Center for International Policy, "The School of the Americas had been questioned for years, as it trained many military personnel before and during the years of the "national security doctrine" -- the dirty war years in the Southern Cone and the civil war years in Central America -- in which Latin American militaries ruled or had disproportionate government influence and committed serious human rights violations. Training manuals used at the SOA and elsewhere from the early 1980s through 1991 promoted techniques that violated human rights and democratic standards. SOA and WHINSEC graduates continue to surface in news reports regarding both current human rights cases and new reports."
- published: 18 Mar 2009
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Preview of the 20th anniversary of the Falklands War
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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April 1, 2002
1. Wide of protesters holding crosses, walking down street
2. Various of protesters walking
3. Tilt down on Galtieri's house
4. Police in fron...
April 1, 2002
1. Wide of protesters holding crosses, walking down street
2. Various of protesters walking
3. Tilt down on Galtieri's house
4. Police in front of Galtieri's house
5. Protest arrives at house
6. Protester's jacket with map of Falklands on back
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Voxpop, Argentinian Falklands war veteran
"Galtieri is not only a drunk but he's also a symbol of everything that we repudiate today - betrayal, corruption and the impunity of power and the injustice of pardoning such people."
March 31, 2002
11. Veterans drinking in 'Veterans of the War' in the Malvinas house
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marcelo Micele, Falklands war veteran
"There has been a lot of forgetting and disinformation about what happened (during the war). Mainly when we see that the veteran has given his life for the Malvinas and put himself in harm's way and yet today he has no work and has health problems. Life has become hard but I think that this 20th anniversary will be an important point of reflection. In this time of crisis the Malvinas has come back once again and we see this when we give talks in schools, that the Malvinas can be a rallying point for all Argentinians."
13. Pan of veterans centre
14. Various of Plaza San Martin, site of Malvinas memorial
15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Voxpop
"I think that Argentina must take back (the Malvinas) now and the British pirates must be expelled from our territory, because we cannot forget the theft that has occurred. The same with the theft that is happening with the banking freeze. The Argentinian people have been robbed for too long."
16. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Voxpop
"Historically, it is the same situation as with Spain and Gibraltar, but it does not deserve a war. We already have enough to put straight at home."
17. Wide of Argentinian flag
STORYLINE:
As veterans of the Falklands war prepare to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 1982 invasion by Argentinian forces, a group of about 50 veterans marched to the house of General Leopoldo Galtieri, the then de facto President of Argentina during the military dictatorship of 1976-1982.
Galtieri remains unpopular with veterans, who believe the Malvinas - as Argentinians know the Falklands - to be Argentinian territory, but accuse him of launching an ill-planned campaign with young conscripts unprepared for war.
The veterans marched in Buenos Aires on Monday with candles and crosses bearing the names of those who died, which they laid at Galtieri's front door.
Meanwhile, at the 'Veterans of the War' in Malvinas house where veterans meet, Marcelo Micele believes the 20th anniversary of the war on Tuesday could serve as a rallying point for Argentinians during the ongoing economic crisis.
At the Malvinas memorial in Buenos Aires, an honour guard and eternal flame recalls those who died 20 years ago.
Most Argentinians still believe the Malvinas to be rightful theirs, although the vast majority don't want to use force to try to reclaim them.
On Tuesday, Argentinian President Eduardo Duhalde will commemorate the start of the war with a ceremony in Ushuaia in southern Argentina.
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April 1, 2002
1. Wide of protesters holding crosses, walking down street
2. Various of protesters walking
3. Tilt down on Galtieri's house
4. Police in front of Galtieri's house
5. Protest arrives at house
6. Protester's jacket with map of Falklands on back
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Voxpop, Argentinian Falklands war veteran
"Galtieri is not only a drunk but he's also a symbol of everything that we repudiate today - betrayal, corruption and the impunity of power and the injustice of pardoning such people."
March 31, 2002
11. Veterans drinking in 'Veterans of the War' in the Malvinas house
12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marcelo Micele, Falklands war veteran
"There has been a lot of forgetting and disinformation about what happened (during the war). Mainly when we see that the veteran has given his life for the Malvinas and put himself in harm's way and yet today he has no work and has health problems. Life has become hard but I think that this 20th anniversary will be an important point of reflection. In this time of crisis the Malvinas has come back once again and we see this when we give talks in schools, that the Malvinas can be a rallying point for all Argentinians."
13. Pan of veterans centre
14. Various of Plaza San Martin, site of Malvinas memorial
15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Voxpop
"I think that Argentina must take back (the Malvinas) now and the British pirates must be expelled from our territory, because we cannot forget the theft that has occurred. The same with the theft that is happening with the banking freeze. The Argentinian people have been robbed for too long."
16. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Voxpop
"Historically, it is the same situation as with Spain and Gibraltar, but it does not deserve a war. We already have enough to put straight at home."
17. Wide of Argentinian flag
STORYLINE:
As veterans of the Falklands war prepare to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 1982 invasion by Argentinian forces, a group of about 50 veterans marched to the house of General Leopoldo Galtieri, the then de facto President of Argentina during the military dictatorship of 1976-1982.
Galtieri remains unpopular with veterans, who believe the Malvinas - as Argentinians know the Falklands - to be Argentinian territory, but accuse him of launching an ill-planned campaign with young conscripts unprepared for war.
The veterans marched in Buenos Aires on Monday with candles and crosses bearing the names of those who died, which they laid at Galtieri's front door.
Meanwhile, at the 'Veterans of the War' in Malvinas house where veterans meet, Marcelo Micele believes the 20th anniversary of the war on Tuesday could serve as a rallying point for Argentinians during the ongoing economic crisis.
At the Malvinas memorial in Buenos Aires, an honour guard and eternal flame recalls those who died 20 years ago.
Most Argentinians still believe the Malvinas to be rightful theirs, although the vast majority don't want to use force to try to reclaim them.
On Tuesday, Argentinian President Eduardo Duhalde will commemorate the start of the war with a ceremony in Ushuaia in southern Argentina.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/14d8cc274979af1452ecec8d9d0df176
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 20
UPITN 14 12 79 ROBERT COX INTERVIEW
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- Duration: 6:42
- Updated: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 6
Buenos Aires Herald Editor Robert cox is interviewed about his decision to leave Argentina.
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Buenos Aires Herald Editor Robert cox is interviewed about his decision to leave Argentina.
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Buenos Aires Herald Editor Robert cox is interviewed about his decision to leave Argentina.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
- views: 6
Declaraciones gral Galtieri
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- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 24 Mar 2014
- views: 35
- published: 24 Mar 2014
- views: 35
Terror Galtieri-Jesus Always Dies
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 29 Aug 2015
- views: 45
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
for the motherfuckers priests
for the motherfuckers obisps
for the motherfu...
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
for the motherfuckers priests
for the motherfuckers obisps
for the motherfuckers cardinals
for the motherfuckers Popes!!!
‘Cause I don’t believe your lies!
‘Cause you’re not telling the truth!
‘Cause the church’s a real shit!
‘Cause I’ve never trusted on you!
I fuck on God!!!
I fuck on God!!!
I fuck on God!!!
I fuck on God!!!
wn.com/Terror Galtieri Jesus Always Dies
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
Jesus always dies!!!
for the motherfuckers priests
for the motherfuckers obisps
for the motherfuckers cardinals
for the motherfuckers Popes!!!
‘Cause I don’t believe your lies!
‘Cause you’re not telling the truth!
‘Cause the church’s a real shit!
‘Cause I’ve never trusted on you!
I fuck on God!!!
I fuck on God!!!
I fuck on God!!!
I fuck on God!!!
- published: 29 Aug 2015
- views: 45
Edinburgh Beating Retreat - Blue Orca Digital
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- Duration: 9:55
- Updated: 07 May 2014
- views: 294
Short video paying tribute to the men who lost their lives during the Falklands War in the form of a Beating Retreat event that took place at Edinburgh Castle. ...
Short video paying tribute to the men who lost their lives during the Falklands War in the form of a Beating Retreat event that took place at Edinburgh Castle.
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Every year on Scotland's Edinburgh Castle's esplanade, a Scottish Beating Retreat takes place, usually involving many civilian pipe bands and brass bands. In 2007, there was a special remembrance memorial to the Falklands War which although I hadn't been born at that time, I decided to out this rememberances video together as a reminder of the day of rememberance events. Here is some background information on the story of the war Falklands.
History of the Falklands Conflict:
By Late March, 1981, Argentina had been in the middle of a devastating economic crisis where there was large scale rioting against the military Junta that had been governing the country since 1976.
In December, 1981 there was an additional change where a new Junta was formed under General Leopoldo Galtieri who acted as president. Brigadier Basilio Lami Dozo and Admiral Jorge Anaya were main supporters for a military solution to claim the islands, predicting that the United Kingdom would not get involved militarily. Their aim was to make use of Argentine's long lasting patriotic feelings towards the islands to prevent them from concerning themselves with the economic problems and the regime's continuing human rights violations.
According to sources, the Newspaper, La Presna speculated in a step by step process starting with cutting off supplies to the islands which came to an end with direct actions at the end of 1982, on condition if the UN talks were not going to their favor.
The ongoing tension between the two countries over the islands grew larger on the 19th March when a group of hired Argentine merchants raised their Argentine Flag at South Georgia which in hindsight was the first offensive action in the war. The Junta of the Argentine Military thought that the UK would reinforce it's South Atlantic Forces but instead they ordered the invasion of the Falklands Islands.
Britain was initially caught by surprise by the Argentine attack on the South Atlantic islands despite continuous warnings from Royal Navy captain, Nicholas Barker and others. He revealed his intentions to Defence Secretary, John Nott's 1981 review to withdraw navy warships HMS Endurance from the South Atlantic as he felt it sent a message to the Argentines that Britain was unwilling and unable to defend it's territories in the Falklands.
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2nd April, 1982. Britain launched a naval task force to engage the Argentine Navy and Airforce to retake the islands by sea assault. The conflict came to an end on 14th June, 1982 where the islands remained under British control. In total, it lasted seventy four days and sadly resulted in the deaths of 257 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors as well as airmen not forgetting 3 civilian Falklanders.
In the aftermath of the Falklands War, the current prime minister, Margaret Thatcher won the public's support she needed for economic measures tackling head on inflation despite the amount of unemployment she created. She did however create national pride with confidence in the Armed Forces. The Royal Navy had proved to be worth it's value along with the the Falkland War campaign being described as a success for helping polls for the conservatives; a terrible statement considering the many lives lost during the war.
At the time, proposed cuts to the Royal Navy were canceled. The islanders experienced full British citizenship in 1983 where their lifestyles improved. The war had a knock on effect for preventing a future potential war with Chilie and also with the return of democracy with the first free general elections since 1973. The war had a major social impact changing the image of the military from one of reserve to a nation that is prepared to defend itself.
This event held at Edinburgh Castle on the 19th May, 2007 in rememberance of the conflict includes the Edinburgh Postal Pipe Band, Dancers and the British Legion UK Bagpipe Band, a British Charity from the British Legion Club. Beating Retreat is a term originally known as the watch setting which takes place at sunset by firing a single round of an evening gun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq0QDoi7gh4
© Alan Andrew Taylor 2007 -- Licensed under creative commons 3.0 share alike non commercial use.
wn.com/Edinburgh Beating Retreat Blue Orca Digital
Short video paying tribute to the men who lost their lives during the Falklands War in the form of a Beating Retreat event that took place at Edinburgh Castle.
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Watch this video and more in the 'My Videos' playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUvAv2FgLlwCqPlCwmB_TmCPGAGYf8aU9
Edinburgh Castle Beating Retreat Video Credits:
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Every year on Scotland's Edinburgh Castle's esplanade, a Scottish Beating Retreat takes place, usually involving many civilian pipe bands and brass bands. In 2007, there was a special remembrance memorial to the Falklands War which although I hadn't been born at that time, I decided to out this rememberances video together as a reminder of the day of rememberance events. Here is some background information on the story of the war Falklands.
History of the Falklands Conflict:
By Late March, 1981, Argentina had been in the middle of a devastating economic crisis where there was large scale rioting against the military Junta that had been governing the country since 1976.
In December, 1981 there was an additional change where a new Junta was formed under General Leopoldo Galtieri who acted as president. Brigadier Basilio Lami Dozo and Admiral Jorge Anaya were main supporters for a military solution to claim the islands, predicting that the United Kingdom would not get involved militarily. Their aim was to make use of Argentine's long lasting patriotic feelings towards the islands to prevent them from concerning themselves with the economic problems and the regime's continuing human rights violations.
According to sources, the Newspaper, La Presna speculated in a step by step process starting with cutting off supplies to the islands which came to an end with direct actions at the end of 1982, on condition if the UN talks were not going to their favor.
The ongoing tension between the two countries over the islands grew larger on the 19th March when a group of hired Argentine merchants raised their Argentine Flag at South Georgia which in hindsight was the first offensive action in the war. The Junta of the Argentine Military thought that the UK would reinforce it's South Atlantic Forces but instead they ordered the invasion of the Falklands Islands.
Britain was initially caught by surprise by the Argentine attack on the South Atlantic islands despite continuous warnings from Royal Navy captain, Nicholas Barker and others. He revealed his intentions to Defence Secretary, John Nott's 1981 review to withdraw navy warships HMS Endurance from the South Atlantic as he felt it sent a message to the Argentines that Britain was unwilling and unable to defend it's territories in the Falklands.
The Falklands War started on Friday, 2nd April, 1982. Britain launched a naval task force to engage the Argentine Navy and Airforce to retake the islands by sea assault. The conflict came to an end on 14th June, 1982 where the islands remained under British control. In total, it lasted seventy four days and sadly resulted in the deaths of 257 British and 649 Argentine soldiers, sailors as well as airmen not forgetting 3 civilian Falklanders.
In the aftermath of the Falklands War, the current prime minister, Margaret Thatcher won the public's support she needed for economic measures tackling head on inflation despite the amount of unemployment she created. She did however create national pride with confidence in the Armed Forces. The Royal Navy had proved to be worth it's value along with the the Falkland War campaign being described as a success for helping polls for the conservatives; a terrible statement considering the many lives lost during the war.
At the time, proposed cuts to the Royal Navy were canceled. The islanders experienced full British citizenship in 1983 where their lifestyles improved. The war had a knock on effect for preventing a future potential war with Chilie and also with the return of democracy with the first free general elections since 1973. The war had a major social impact changing the image of the military from one of reserve to a nation that is prepared to defend itself.
This event held at Edinburgh Castle on the 19th May, 2007 in rememberance of the conflict includes the Edinburgh Postal Pipe Band, Dancers and the British Legion UK Bagpipe Band, a British Charity from the British Legion Club. Beating Retreat is a term originally known as the watch setting which takes place at sunset by firing a single round of an evening gun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq0QDoi7gh4
© Alan Andrew Taylor 2007 -- Licensed under creative commons 3.0 share alike non commercial use.
- published: 07 May 2014
- views: 294
O'Reilly Blasts 'Irresponsible Guttersnipe' David Corn Over Mother Jones Hit Piece
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 22 Feb 2015
- views: 451
Hi, I'm Bill O'Reilly ... thanks for watching us tonight ... more proof the American media is corrupt.
That is the subject of this evening's Talking Points mem...
Hi, I'm Bill O'Reilly ... thanks for watching us tonight ... more proof the American media is corrupt.
That is the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo.
This man ... 56-year-old David Corn ... who works for the far left magazine ... Mother Jones ... smeared me, your humble correspondent, yesterday ... saying I had fabricated some war reporting.
Mother Jones ... which has low circulation ... considered by many the bottom rung of journalism in America.
however ... in this Internet age ... the defamation they put forth ... gets exposure.
and so I have to deal with this garbage tonight. I’m sorry.
basically David Corn ... a liar ... says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War ... and Salvadoran War.
Here's the truth ... everything I’ve said about my reportorial career ... everything ... is true.
33-years ago in June ... Argentina surrendered to Great Britain ... ending the Falklands War.
I was covering the conflict from Argentina and Uruguay for CBS News.
After learning of the surrender ... angry mobs in Buenos Aires ... stormed the presidential palace ... the Casa Rosada ... trying to overthrow the government of General Leopoldo Galtieri.
I was there on the street ... with my camera crews.
The violence was horrific. ... as Argentine soldiers ... fired into the crowd ... who were responding with violent acts of their own.
My video of the combat ... led the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather that evening.
and later on ... I filed a report ... that ran nationwide.
That's what happened.
I never said I was on the Falkland Islands ... as Corn purports ... I said I covered the Falklands War ... which I did.
Now ... in what I consider to be a miracle ... I found this CBS internal memo from 33 years ago ... praising my coverage that day.
The cable was sent to the CBS bureau chief in Buenos Aires ... by the news desk here in New York City:
"Doyle, O'Reilly didn't have the time last night but would like to say many thanks for the riot piece last night. WCBS-TV and WCAU-TV both took the entire piece, instead of stripping it for pix. They called to say thanks for a fine piece.”
"Thanks again. Your piece made the late feed, a winner last night."
Want more? ... here it is:
Shortly after my crew and I ... escaped grave danger on the streets of Buenos Aires ... I wrote to CBS News boss Ed Joyce ... praising the crew’s bravery.
I have the letter:
"The crews were great … the riot had been very bad, we were gassed, shot at, and I had the best vantage point in which to report the story."
So we have rock solid proof ... that David Corn ... smeared me ... and some websites that picked up his defamation ... did as well.
Now ... I had to spend hours last night ... on the phone with various reporters ... and crawling around my basement covered with dust to find documents from 33 years ago. Again, it was a miracle I found them.
all because an irresponsible ... guttersnipe ... a far left zealot ... who has attacked Fox News many times before ... spit this stuff out on the net.
and you know what? ... nothing is gonning to happen to David Corn.
Mother Jones and the far left websites ...couldn't care less about the truth.
They are in business to injure. This is a political hit job.
At this point ... TV coverage has been scant, but CNN tried to exploit the situation because a guy over there named Brian Stelter ... is another far left zealot ... masquerading as a journalist. CNN can do a lot better than this guy.
Real journalists ... knew this story was B-S from the jump.
They knew Corn was trying to take the Brian Williams situation ... and wrap it around my neck ... for ideological reasons ... because he has a history of attacking Fox News.
In addition ... Corn actually wrote that I hammered Brian Williams ... when everyone knows ... I went out of my way on Kimmel and the Factor ... to be compassionate to the man.
Corn must think the folks ... are as dumb ... as he is.
The whole scandal ... reminds me of another guy who got completely away with it.
That man is Al Franken ... who years ago ... accused me of faking my working class upbringing.
He actually said in public many times ... I was not raised in Levittown ... he ran around telling that to the media ... who gleefully printed his words.
The despicable Franken ... perhaps the biggest liar I have ever known ... wouldn't even retract it when I produced this:
The deed to my parent's house ... it says Levittown, Al
... but you, a dishonest smear merchant ... wouldn't retract your false story.
And I'm sure Corn won't either.
and what happened to Al Franken?
He was elected a senator from Minnesota.
And that's the memo ...
"THIS VIDEO IS FAIR USE UNDER U.S. COPYRIGHT LAW BECAUSE IT IS (1) NON-COMMERCIAL, (2) TRANSFORMATIVE IN NATURE, (3) USES NO MORE OF THE ORIGINAL WORK THAN NECESSARY FOR THE VIDEO'S PURPOSE, AND (4) DOES NOT COMPETE WITH THE ORIGINAL WORK AND COULD HAVE NO NEGATIVE AFFECT ON ITS MARKET."
wn.com/O'Reilly Blasts 'Irresponsible Guttersnipe' David Corn Over Mother Jones Hit Piece
Hi, I'm Bill O'Reilly ... thanks for watching us tonight ... more proof the American media is corrupt.
That is the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo.
This man ... 56-year-old David Corn ... who works for the far left magazine ... Mother Jones ... smeared me, your humble correspondent, yesterday ... saying I had fabricated some war reporting.
Mother Jones ... which has low circulation ... considered by many the bottom rung of journalism in America.
however ... in this Internet age ... the defamation they put forth ... gets exposure.
and so I have to deal with this garbage tonight. I’m sorry.
basically David Corn ... a liar ... says that I exaggerated situations in the Falklands War ... and Salvadoran War.
Here's the truth ... everything I’ve said about my reportorial career ... everything ... is true.
33-years ago in June ... Argentina surrendered to Great Britain ... ending the Falklands War.
I was covering the conflict from Argentina and Uruguay for CBS News.
After learning of the surrender ... angry mobs in Buenos Aires ... stormed the presidential palace ... the Casa Rosada ... trying to overthrow the government of General Leopoldo Galtieri.
I was there on the street ... with my camera crews.
The violence was horrific. ... as Argentine soldiers ... fired into the crowd ... who were responding with violent acts of their own.
My video of the combat ... led the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather that evening.
and later on ... I filed a report ... that ran nationwide.
That's what happened.
I never said I was on the Falkland Islands ... as Corn purports ... I said I covered the Falklands War ... which I did.
Now ... in what I consider to be a miracle ... I found this CBS internal memo from 33 years ago ... praising my coverage that day.
The cable was sent to the CBS bureau chief in Buenos Aires ... by the news desk here in New York City:
"Doyle, O'Reilly didn't have the time last night but would like to say many thanks for the riot piece last night. WCBS-TV and WCAU-TV both took the entire piece, instead of stripping it for pix. They called to say thanks for a fine piece.”
"Thanks again. Your piece made the late feed, a winner last night."
Want more? ... here it is:
Shortly after my crew and I ... escaped grave danger on the streets of Buenos Aires ... I wrote to CBS News boss Ed Joyce ... praising the crew’s bravery.
I have the letter:
"The crews were great … the riot had been very bad, we were gassed, shot at, and I had the best vantage point in which to report the story."
So we have rock solid proof ... that David Corn ... smeared me ... and some websites that picked up his defamation ... did as well.
Now ... I had to spend hours last night ... on the phone with various reporters ... and crawling around my basement covered with dust to find documents from 33 years ago. Again, it was a miracle I found them.
all because an irresponsible ... guttersnipe ... a far left zealot ... who has attacked Fox News many times before ... spit this stuff out on the net.
and you know what? ... nothing is gonning to happen to David Corn.
Mother Jones and the far left websites ...couldn't care less about the truth.
They are in business to injure. This is a political hit job.
At this point ... TV coverage has been scant, but CNN tried to exploit the situation because a guy over there named Brian Stelter ... is another far left zealot ... masquerading as a journalist. CNN can do a lot better than this guy.
Real journalists ... knew this story was B-S from the jump.
They knew Corn was trying to take the Brian Williams situation ... and wrap it around my neck ... for ideological reasons ... because he has a history of attacking Fox News.
In addition ... Corn actually wrote that I hammered Brian Williams ... when everyone knows ... I went out of my way on Kimmel and the Factor ... to be compassionate to the man.
Corn must think the folks ... are as dumb ... as he is.
The whole scandal ... reminds me of another guy who got completely away with it.
That man is Al Franken ... who years ago ... accused me of faking my working class upbringing.
He actually said in public many times ... I was not raised in Levittown ... he ran around telling that to the media ... who gleefully printed his words.
The despicable Franken ... perhaps the biggest liar I have ever known ... wouldn't even retract it when I produced this:
The deed to my parent's house ... it says Levittown, Al
... but you, a dishonest smear merchant ... wouldn't retract your false story.
And I'm sure Corn won't either.
and what happened to Al Franken?
He was elected a senator from Minnesota.
And that's the memo ...
"THIS VIDEO IS FAIR USE UNDER U.S. COPYRIGHT LAW BECAUSE IT IS (1) NON-COMMERCIAL, (2) TRANSFORMATIVE IN NATURE, (3) USES NO MORE OF THE ORIGINAL WORK THAN NECESSARY FOR THE VIDEO'S PURPOSE, AND (4) DOES NOT COMPETE WITH THE ORIGINAL WORK AND COULD HAVE NO NEGATIVE AFFECT ON ITS MARKET."
- published: 22 Feb 2015
- views: 451
Rafael Trujillo NHD Documentary
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:45
- Updated: 09 Dec 2014
- views: 4214
- published: 09 Dec 2014
- views: 4214
Open Files - Videla and the Borbouns
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:22
- Updated: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 12
Videla and the Borbouns - The Secret Files - The hidden relationship between the Spain, and more specifically the Spanish monarchy, and the Argentine military d...
Videla and the Borbouns - The Secret Files - The hidden relationship between the Spain, and more specifically the Spanish monarchy, and the Argentine military dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla. Journalist Danilo Albin details the links and coordination between the two countries and the backing provided by Spain and King Juan Carlos I to the repressive Argentine dictator. The publication of the secret files had a huge repercussion in Spain; among those interviewed are the daughters of a Spanish couple kidnapped and disappeared during Videla's reign of terror. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/open-files-321666/
wn.com/Open Files Videla And The Borbouns
Videla and the Borbouns - The Secret Files - The hidden relationship between the Spain, and more specifically the Spanish monarchy, and the Argentine military dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla. Journalist Danilo Albin details the links and coordination between the two countries and the backing provided by Spain and King Juan Carlos I to the repressive Argentine dictator. The publication of the secret files had a huge repercussion in Spain; among those interviewed are the daughters of a Spanish couple kidnapped and disappeared during Videla's reign of terror. teleSUR http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/open-files-321666/
- published: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 12
Dia do Holocausto ONU - parte 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:48
- Updated: 28 Jan 2008
- views: 2584
Leitura do poema E Não Sobrou Ningué, da mensagem de Nelson Mandela, da carta de Mordechai Anilevitch, video alusivo à data, discurso de Giancarlo Summa - diret...
Leitura do poema E Não Sobrou Ningué, da mensagem de Nelson Mandela, da carta de Mordechai Anilevitch, video alusivo à data, discurso de Giancarlo Summa - diretor do Centro de Informação da ONU no Brasil, Max Nahmias - presidente do Museu Judaico e Cliford Sobel - embaixador dos Estados Unidos no Brasil.
wn.com/Dia Do Holocausto Onu Parte 1
Leitura do poema E Não Sobrou Ningué, da mensagem de Nelson Mandela, da carta de Mordechai Anilevitch, video alusivo à data, discurso de Giancarlo Summa - diretor do Centro de Informação da ONU no Brasil, Max Nahmias - presidente do Museu Judaico e Cliford Sobel - embaixador dos Estados Unidos no Brasil.
- published: 28 Jan 2008
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Muere el Dictador asesino Jorge Rafel Videla y la horrible Dictadura militar Argentina
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ARGENTINA: PROTESTS AGAINST BUDGETARY REFORMS
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires to protest against government budgetary reforms.
The one ...
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires to protest against government budgetary reforms.
The one (b) billion-peso spending cut in the federal budget triggered a Cabinet crisis and massive street protests by students and teachers across the country.
Traffic was brought to a standstill as protestors waved banners and flags outside the Government House in the capital.
For the third time in a week, students and teachers vented their dismay at government cutbacks in education.
But this time, they were joined by demonstrators from all over the country, raising the numbers to over 10-thousand people.
They say their march is to support the basic tenets of work, justice, education and health for all.
In part, the protest is also against the two-term government of President Carlos Menem, whose administration has been under pressure in recent years to raise teacher wages.
President Carlos Menem has endorsed the plan to cut one (b) billion dollars in spending from the federal budget under a recipe prescribed by the International Monetary Fund (I-M-F) to meet economic targets.
Menem has insisted that such adjustments are a one-time measure and only a 'redistribution of funds.'
But the cuts prompted Menem's education minister - Susana Decibe - to resign saying the measures were too harsh.
Argentina's economy minister Roque Fernandez then responded by announcing the government would soften the blow by lessening the proposed cuts by 280 (m) million U-S dollars.
But Decibe said it was just an accounting trick.
And despite the turnaround, protestors insist they will not stop demonstrating and striking until the government fully addresses Argentina's education and welfare system.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"...180 (M) million for education, they cut back 14 hundred (M) million from education - they are taking away funds from food and housing for government agricultural and working projects. It's part of the same politics which left 60-thousand steel workers jobless, 4 (M) million unemployed and 3 (M) homeless."
SUPER CAPTION: Protester
Teachers and students claim that the government has neglected teacher salaries and failed to make long-overdue improvements to classrooms.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"They will see us - not because we are heroes or pretend to fight alone for people's rights against government cuts. They will see it because we have moral obligations to fight for the Argentine people. People - don't let this government get away with cuts. Although even then - the ministers will change their minds after that."
SUPER CAPTION: Pablo Javkin, Student
Riot police stood behind barricades at the Government House on Wednesday night but did not intervene in what was a peaceful carnival like protest.
Light of day on Thursday saw determined protesters again on the streets.
Argentina spends 1-thousand 200 dollars per pupil on its 10 (m) million primary, high school and university students.
This is high for Latin America, but pales in comparison to the 4-thousand 600 dollars spent per pupil on primary and secondary education by members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires to protest against government budgetary reforms.
The one (b) billion-peso spending cut in the federal budget triggered a Cabinet crisis and massive street protests by students and teachers across the country.
Traffic was brought to a standstill as protestors waved banners and flags outside the Government House in the capital.
For the third time in a week, students and teachers vented their dismay at government cutbacks in education.
But this time, they were joined by demonstrators from all over the country, raising the numbers to over 10-thousand people.
They say their march is to support the basic tenets of work, justice, education and health for all.
In part, the protest is also against the two-term government of President Carlos Menem, whose administration has been under pressure in recent years to raise teacher wages.
President Carlos Menem has endorsed the plan to cut one (b) billion dollars in spending from the federal budget under a recipe prescribed by the International Monetary Fund (I-M-F) to meet economic targets.
Menem has insisted that such adjustments are a one-time measure and only a 'redistribution of funds.'
But the cuts prompted Menem's education minister - Susana Decibe - to resign saying the measures were too harsh.
Argentina's economy minister Roque Fernandez then responded by announcing the government would soften the blow by lessening the proposed cuts by 280 (m) million U-S dollars.
But Decibe said it was just an accounting trick.
And despite the turnaround, protestors insist they will not stop demonstrating and striking until the government fully addresses Argentina's education and welfare system.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"...180 (M) million for education, they cut back 14 hundred (M) million from education - they are taking away funds from food and housing for government agricultural and working projects. It's part of the same politics which left 60-thousand steel workers jobless, 4 (M) million unemployed and 3 (M) homeless."
SUPER CAPTION: Protester
Teachers and students claim that the government has neglected teacher salaries and failed to make long-overdue improvements to classrooms.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"They will see us - not because we are heroes or pretend to fight alone for people's rights against government cuts. They will see it because we have moral obligations to fight for the Argentine people. People - don't let this government get away with cuts. Although even then - the ministers will change their minds after that."
SUPER CAPTION: Pablo Javkin, Student
Riot police stood behind barricades at the Government House on Wednesday night but did not intervene in what was a peaceful carnival like protest.
Light of day on Thursday saw determined protesters again on the streets.
Argentina spends 1-thousand 200 dollars per pupil on its 10 (m) million primary, high school and university students.
This is high for Latin America, but pales in comparison to the 4-thousand 600 dollars spent per pupil on primary and secondary education by members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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ARCHIVO DIFILM REPORTAJE A BERNARDO BAS GOBERNADOR DE CORDOBA 29/12/70
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ARCHIVO DIFILM BS. AS.: REPORTAJE A BERNARDO BAS (GOBERNADOR DE CORDOBA) SOBRE SU PRESENCIA EN LA CAPITAL FEDERAL DONDE SUSCRIBIRA CONVENIO CON LA DIRECCION NAC...
ARCHIVO DIFILM BS. AS.: REPORTAJE A BERNARDO BAS (GOBERNADOR DE CORDOBA) SOBRE SU PRESENCIA EN LA CAPITAL FEDERAL DONDE SUSCRIBIRA CONVENIO CON LA DIRECCION NACIONAL DE VIALIDAD PARA LA CONSTRUCCION DE 1250 KM DE CAMINOS PAVIMENTADOS - ANUNCIO DEL PRESIDENTE MARCELO LEVINGSTON PARA LA PUESTA EN MARCHA DE LA 2° USINA NUCLEAR QUE SE INSTALARA EN RIO TERCERO Y PORQUE HAY TANTOS ASALTOS EN SU PROVINCIA - TICO RODRIGUEZ PAZ
FECHA: 29/12/70
DURACIÓN: 03'28"
CÓDIGO: B-06802
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ARCHIVO DIFILM BS. AS.: REPORTAJE A BERNARDO BAS (GOBERNADOR DE CORDOBA) SOBRE SU PRESENCIA EN LA CAPITAL FEDERAL DONDE SUSCRIBIRA CONVENIO CON LA DIRECCION NACIONAL DE VIALIDAD PARA LA CONSTRUCCION DE 1250 KM DE CAMINOS PAVIMENTADOS - ANUNCIO DEL PRESIDENTE MARCELO LEVINGSTON PARA LA PUESTA EN MARCHA DE LA 2° USINA NUCLEAR QUE SE INSTALARA EN RIO TERCERO Y PORQUE HAY TANTOS ASALTOS EN SU PROVINCIA - TICO RODRIGUEZ PAZ
FECHA: 29/12/70
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Dimisión de Leopoldo Galtieri (18/06/82)
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Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena Nacional - Rendición Malvinas - 15-06-1982
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Archivo histórico: Galtieri - Cadena nacional - Respuesta a Gran Bretaña - 01-05-1982
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La Guerra de Malvinas: El Discurso de Galtieri - T!
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita Santiago del Estero (1980)
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Kaos en la Ciudad - Nota de Martín Ciccioli a Galtieri
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UNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONEL
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UNUSED 09 06 1982 PRESIDENT LEOPOLDO GALTIERI OF ARGENTINA MEETS WITH US ARMY LIUTENANT COLONEL
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DiFilm - Discurso de Galtieri declara guerra de Malvinas (1982)
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El Perú Las Malvinas Fernando Belaunde y Leopoldo Galtieri
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1976 1983 Dictadura Militar Joge R Videla,Roberto E Viola,Leopoldo F Galtieri & Reynaldo B Bignone
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GENERAL LEOPOLDO GALTIERI Héroe Nacional de Argentina
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri regresa desde Brasil a Buenos Aires 1981
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri visita el buque científico Holmberg 1980
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DiFilm - Leopoldo Galtieri recibe condecoracion Ejercito de Brasil 1980
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Falklands The Islanders War
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Falkland Islands War (A)
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O’Reilly Lashes Out at Mother Jones and CNN’s Brian Stelter: ‘Far Left Zealots’ Smearing Me
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ARGENTINA: ACCUSATION AGAINST FORMER JUNTA MEMBERS
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Malvinas/Falklands War How Close To Defeat?-part03
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Falklands oder Malvinas? 30 Jahre nach dem Krieg
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A 30 Años del Juicio a las Juntas: Homenaje de la Defensoría
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ESCRACHES A MILITARES
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Preview of the 20th anniversary of the Falklands War
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UPITN 14 12 79 ROBERT COX INTERVIEW
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Terror Galtieri-Jesus Always Dies
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Apple is close to selling its billionth iPhone
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If Wall Street analysts' forecasts are accurate, Apple will sell its billionth iPhone sometime this summer. When Apple provides its quarterly finances on April 25, the company is expected to report that it sold 50 million iPhones during the first three months of 2016 ... ....
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The Panama papers could hand Bernie Sanders the keys to the White House
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The revelation that the rich and wealthy are shovelling money in overseas tax havens is not a particularly surprising one ... The Democratic presidential primaries in the US have been characterised by surging anger at the global elite ... Read more ....
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Mimi Faust introduced her new boo Chris to her friends in the season five premiere of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta but who is Mimi’s partner and how did Chris get looped into the reality TV world. VH1 chatted with Chris about meeting Mimi, watching the sex tape, and being prepared to tackle Nikko, if need be. Embedded from www.instagram.com. Are you from Atlanta originally?. Chris. Yes, I’m born and raised ... [Laughs] ... [Laughs] ... ....
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5 Disturbing Facts Big Food Doesn't Want You to Know
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A few inconvenient truths you might need to know before tucking into that next bite of shrimp, beef or bacon. From mercury in tuna and wood pulp in parmesan cheese to ground beef treated with ammonia to retard E. coli (“pink slime”), the press does a good job exposing the dangerous and deceptive practices of Big Food ... Often nothing changes ... had reopened plants and even filed a defamation lawsuit against ABC and Diane Sawyer ... 1 ... 2 ... U.S ... 3 ... 4....
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How Economic Freedom Can Be Restored in Argentina (The Heritage Foundation)
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(Source. The Heritage Foundation). March 17, 2016 . Special Report on Economic Freedom. By James M. Roberts and George A. Margulies ... After a decisive victory for the British, then-President Leopoldo Galtieri was removed from power, setting the stage for a transition to democracy.[12]. The election of Raúl Alfonsín, who succeeded Galtieri in 1983, marked the first time that Peronism was defeated in a free election ... dollar at one-to-one ... (noodl....
100 Women 2015: The grandmother looking for Argentina's stolen babies
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Estela de Carlotto is a 85-year-old Argentine activist and the president of The Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, an organisation that reunites biological grandparents with people that were snatched as babies in prisons and clandestine detention centres by the 1970s military junta ... Estela de Carlotto is one of our 100 Women 2015 ... 1976 ... 1982. Videla's successor, General Leopoldo Galtieri, orders invasion of British-held Falkland Islands....
From Obscurity to Prosperity
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It's a climate so perverse that it can rain, turn sunny, rain again, turn cold and rain all over again in the same day ... But, as so often in history, things fell apart largely because Argentina was consumed with internal problems, after the seizure of power by the military junta headed by Leopoldo Galtieri ... Then, to boost his own shaky position, Galtieri whipped up a cause and invaded the Falklands on April 2, 1982 ... -- For InsideSources....
A Brief Genealogy of Disappearance and Murder
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The notion of disappearance has existed throughout time involving the absence of an individual or group of people and can be found throughout historical tales and literature. Originally disappearance took place during the Roman Empire as a means of discursive disappearance ... Later dictatorial presidents of Argentina during the guerre sale were Carlos Lacoste (1981), Leopoldo Galtieri (1981-1982) and Reynaldo Bignone (1982-1983) ... ....
Argentina Plaza de Mayo group locates founder's grandson
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Argentine campaign group Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo say they have identified the grandson of one of the group's co-founders. Argentina's military junta snatched hundreds of babies from their opponents in the 1970s and gave them to sympathisers to bring up as their own ... Their bodies have never been found ... 1976 ... 1982. Videla's successor, General Leopoldo Galtieri, orders invasion of British-held Falkland Islands ... ....
Margaret Thatcher: the Authorised Biography. Volume Two: Everything She Wants
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Margaret Thatcher has been as lucky with her biographers as she was with her enemies ... She fought and won a risky war thousands of kilometres away, in the south Atlantic, because the Argentinian junta that provoked the conflict ultimately lacked the stomach, the skill and the resources to finish it ... Thatcher’s biographers are a rather more impressive bunch than Michael Foot, Gen Leopoldo Galtieri and Arthur Scargill ... St Paul ... ....
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★★★☆☆ When General Leopoldo Galtieri launched Operation Rosario its failure, including defeat and humiliation in the ......
Rabaa's massacre: The political impact
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"His leg is broken. I cannot leave him here," said a doctor in makeshift hospital in Rabaa al-Adawiya square to a special forces officer. "Don't worry. I will break his heart," replied the officer before putting a bullet in the injured protester's chest ... The exact death toll of the crackdown is still unknown ... The Muslim Brotherhood maintained the death toll was over 2,500 ... General Jorge Videla and General Leopoldo Galtieri ... RELATED ... Source ... ....
How Defiant Falklanders Live With the Threat of War
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History now suggests that as a result of this increasing dependence on Argentina and due to the UK’s apparent dwindling interest in the Islands, if the then-Argentine President (General Leopoldo Galtieri) had been patient, then the Argentine dream would eventually have been realised despite the protesting Falklands population....
Pentagon’s University Hired Alleged Human Rights Abusers
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One teacher at the National Defense University was linked to Colombian killings. Another was accused of beatings and torture under Pinochet. Now senior U.S ... Col ... Army school for Latin American military personnel that closed in 2000 following years of that it had advocated torture in training materials and graduated some of the region’s most notorious dictators, including Manuel Noriega of Panama and Leopoldo Galtieri of Argentina ... Sen ... ....
New Audio, Video Cast Doubt On Bill O'Reilly's Reporting Claims
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O'Reilly has maintained that his presence at the riots in Buenos Aires, located some 1,200 miles from the conflict, qualify him as having reported from a "combat situation.". While the footage shows Argentine military personnel firing tear gas at protesters and making arrests outside President Leopoldo Galtieri's palace, Mother Jones said the video proves O'Reilly is overstating the danger he faced while on assignment in Buenos Aires....
O'Reilly comments stir memories of protest in Argentina
Edit The Miami Herald 25 Feb 2015
The war was over, disastrously for Argentina, and thousands poured into the streets of Buenos Aires to express anger at the military junta that had led the country into conflict over the Falklands Islands. That spontaneous demonstration three decades ago has drawn renewed attention due to controversy over the way one man recalls it ... Military ruler Leopoldo F. Galtieri resigned within days ... None mentioned any deaths ... "There was repression....
Bill O'Reilly's Claim That "Many Were Killed" Rejected By Argentine Historian
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class="item-body">. An Argentine historian has discredited Bill O'Reilly's claim that the riot he covered in 1982 as a CBS News correspondent was a combat situation, where "many were killed." In fact, according to the historian -- an expert on the Falklands war -- "there were no people killed at the protests." ... I saw folks hit the ground and stay there but no one could get info from the [Leopoldo] Galtieri crew." ... ....
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