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In this Spanish‑language monologue, Mauro Stendel warns that war is nearer than most people realize and that Argentine society lives in a state of complacency. He criticises the widespread demonisation of police and the armed forces, arguing that the military is the nation’s most valuable asset and the only institution that will step forward when a crisis or war erupts. Stendel calls for the military to be honoured and thanked, lamenting that historical grievances continue to tarnish their reputation despite their essential role in national defence.










