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Puerto Iguazú marks 210 years of Argentine independence
Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann
City celebrates with authorities, armed forces and community
Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, held a patriotic day on Wednesday (July 9) to commemorate the 210th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Municipal authorities, institutions, armed forces, police, teachers, students and employees participated in the event.
The celebration brought the community together around national symbols, with blue and white flags and displays of patriotism. The mayor of Puerto Iguazú highlighted the importance of the moment, describing it as emotional and significant for the city.
In his statements, the municipal authority emphasized that peace and independence must be lived daily under the protection of national colors. The mayor stressed the collective commitment to work for the common good and invited residents to continue on this path of dedication and hope for a better future.
The authority also reinforced that commitment to the community, solidarity and the engagement of each citizen are elements that strengthen the city.
Source: Radio Cataratas
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