The Special Investigating Commission analyzing the political and institutional responsibilities surrounding the installation of the radar with British and Irish capital in Tierra del Fuego will formally begin its first round of testimonies tomorrow.

The call marks a new stage in the work of the parliamentary body, which formally began its tasks on June 25 and has an initial period of 90 working days to issue its conclusions.

Those summoned for this Thursday

In this first summons to testify, three key actors will appear:

Villarreal 's presence or absence is in a particular context, given that the DPE has not yet sent a copy of the documentation requested by the commission in the first days of July.

Agenda and schedule of future appointments

The commission's work will be structured in different phases of collecting testimonies, covering both the federal and provincial levels:

1. Former National Government Officials: In the coming hours, the list of those summoned will include former members of the Ministry of Defense and the National Cabinet from the previous administration. Among them:

2. Provincial Scope (FORJA Administration) The investigation into local responsibilities will focus exclusively on the two administrations of the FORJA party. Within this framework, the following will be summoned:

With the testimony of Blanco, Harrington and Villarreal, the commission formally opens the testimonial phase to reconstruct the administrative and political process that allowed the placement of the antenna field in the heart of the Isla Grande of Tierra del Fuego.