Malvinas veteran will travel from Ushuaia to Cape Horn on a sailboat

Malvinas veteran will travel from Ushuaia to Cape Horn on a sailboat

Nilo Navas, an ex-combatant of the Malvinas War, together with his “usual team” will make the sixth trip on a sailboat-type boat from Ushuaia to Cape Horn. This destination is the southernmost point of our continent and has one of the most difficult waters to navigate in the world.

Navaswho is currently 58 years old and was one of the survivors of the sinking of the cruise ship General Manuel Belgrano during the war that pitted Argentina from the military dictatorship of 1976, in 1982, against Great Britain, chaired by Margaret Thatcherwill be accompanied by captain Andrés Antonini, boatswain Mario Monserrat, skipper and chief navigator Jorge Patoco, and navigators Cynthia Burna, Verónica Varas and Ernesto Niedwiecki on their journey from Ushuaia.

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