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Argentina reacts to death of Queen Elizabeth



Published
(9 Sep 2022)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Buenos Aires – 9 September 2022
1. Policeman outside British embassy
2. British Embassy exterior
3. Various of local resident Silvia Pano signing the book of condolences for Queen Elizabeth II
4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Silvia Pano, local resident:
"I am deeply saddened by the passing of our beloved Queen Elizabeth, may she rest in peace."
5. Photo of Queen Elizabeth II by the book of condolences
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Roman Martin Garcia, local resident:
"It is a very difficult feeling to explain; one does not expect it to happen. The love for our Queen goes far beyond many conflicts and vicissitudes. Those 70 years of her reign were transversal to many events worldwide."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Port Stanley, Falkland  – 10 May 1982
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7. Various footage from official Argentine film of British airstrike during the Falklands war
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Buenos Aires – 9 September 2022
8. Argentine flag waving in front of the Malvinas (Falklands) memorial for the fallen during the war
10. Plaques with the names of fallen soldiers
11. Soldier guarding the memorial
12. Malvinas (Falklands) veteran Adrian Di Luch visiting the memorial
13. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Adrian Di Luch, 59, Malvinas (Falklands) veteran:
"I was in a helicopter unit, a helicopter door shooter. I started in Georgia (South Georgia island) and ended on Bahia Paraiso (ship) transporting the wounded on a medical helicopter."
14. Soldiers guarding the memorial
15. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Adrian Di Luch 59, Malvinas (Falklands) veteran:
"She spent 70, 80 years stealing our wealth."
16. Plaque that reading (Spanish): "Argentine soldier only known by God"
STORYLINE:
In Argentina there were mixed feelings to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
At the British Embassy in Buenos Aires people signed a book of condolences and brought flowers on Friday.
"The love for our Queen goes far beyond many conflicts and vicissitudes," said Argentine medical doctor Roman Martin Garcia in reference to the Falklands war.
"Those 70 years of her reign were transversal to many events worldwide."
But for Falklands war veterans, the news stirs up emotions of the 1982 conflict that claimed the lives of more than 600 Argentine combatants.
War veteran Adrian Di Luch 59, said the Queen represents one of the darkest figures in history.
"She spent 70, 80 years stealing our wealth," Luch said.
AP Video shot by Victor R. Caivano
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