Daniel Hadad 's newspaper has decided to give disproportionate visibility to a proposal that, under an emotional and supposedly spiritual guise, of a "mystical encounter" of the ex-combatant Alejandro Diego, "with a friend buried in the islands"; threatens the very basis of the National Constitution and the territorial integrity of the Province of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and the South Atlantic Islands.

In an event called “Malvinas–Malvinas 44” - held between April 16 and 17, 2026 - Alejandro Diego presented via Zoom to an academic audience at the British University of Manchester, a supposed contribution that is nothing more than a laboratory test intended to measure the resistance of War Veterans and the Argentine people to the idea of the definitive handover of the Malvina Islands, tailored to the needs of London and Washington.

The project, which came from "beyond," transformed into a dream and aspirations that Alejandro Diego , amplified by Infobae , summarizes as follows:

Unconstitutionality and Provincial Dismemberment

Alejandro Diego 's proposal directly contradicts the First Transitory Provision of the Argentine National Constitution, which establishes the recovery of the islands as a permanent and inalienable objective. There is no such thing as "partial sovereignty." Granting the colony provincial status with its own currency, English language, and "acquired rights" over natural resources is, de facto, to legalize the plundering of its fishing and oil industries.

And to attempt to create a new province for the islanders is an act of legal sedition that seeks the territorial dismemberment of the province of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and the South Atlantic Islands, over any sovereign will of the Fuegians.

Silence in front of peers

What defines the ethical character of this proposal by this war veteran is the secrecy surrounding it and Hadad 's media operation through Infobae . Alejandro Diego didn't discuss his "dream" in veterans' centers or with his comrades in arms. He chose the screen of a University of Manchester Zoom meeting, joining a competition designed by the British academic establishment to normalize the occupation.

It is an unprecedented lack of respect: to remain silent before comrades and speak before the usurper, using a supposed "mystical message" from a hero killed in battle and buried in the Darwin cemetery; to ask that the enemy's flags fly alongside the Argentine flag.

The involvement of Daniel Hadad and Infobae is key to understanding these media operations. Hadad acts as the architect of the consensus for the handover, using the authority of a veteran to "test" a project that aligns Argentina with the Washington-London axis. By describing the Argentine laws protecting our heritage as "damage," Diego adopts the language the occupier needs at this moment, and Hadad amplifies it.

The Malvina Islands are part of Tierra del Fuego. They are a bicontinental province . Any project that ignores this legal unity is nothing more than a roadmap for final surrender, written by those who today seek to turn the defenders of the homeland into guarantors of its dispossession.

Kohen's wet dream and the pro-British chancellery of Buenos Aires

Alejandro Diego's proposal doesn't emerge from a vacuum . It's a tailor-made suit that adapts and recycles old formulas of "diplomacy of surrender." It bears a disturbing resemblance to the theories put forward years ago by lawyer Marcelo Kohen , who, after traveling to the islands, proposed schemes of shared sovereignty and temporary plebiscites.

Even today, in the corridors of an Argentine Foreign Ministry operating under pro-British and other mandates, the idea of establishing the archipelago as a "new autonomous province" is circulating as the only solution. This would fragment the jurisdiction of Tierra del Fuego so that the relationship with the usurper is not subject to the control of the Fuegian government and legislation, facilitating a "dynamic" diplomatic relationship that exclusively favors London's interests.