The transfer of General José de San Martín's curved sword to the Regimiento de Granaderos has sparked significant attention on social media, coinciding with an official ceremony attended by President Javier Milei.
The transfer of General José de San Martín's curved sword to the Regimiento de Granaderos took place today at the National Historical Museum in San Lorenzo, with President Javier Milei present at the ceremony. This historic event has generated a flurry of reactions on social media platforms, particularly Twitter, where both supporting and opposing politicians have shared their opinions as the ceremony unfolded.
Beginning tomorrow, the curved sword will be on display at the Granaderos' headquarters in Palermo, allowing the public to view this important historical artifact. The initiative is promoted under the motto "Come visit the Liberator's sword," with opening hours set from Wednesday to Sunday, aligning with the previous schedule at the National Historical Museum.
The Ministry of Defense has implemented extensive security and conservation measures for the protection of the sword, highlighting its significance as a national treasure. This transfer not only represents a physical relocation of a historical object but also symbolizes the enduring legacy of José de San Martín and the importance of preserving Argentina's rich history for future generations.
