This Saturday, the Argentine Air Force sanctioned the uniformed personnel who were filmed this Thursday with troupe dancers in Mendoza, within the framework of an early celebration for Father’s Day.
Through social network inappropriate and indecorous behavior could be observednot consistent with the use of the uniform or the values of the Institution, by a small group of military personnel,” they wrote.
In another post they added: “The Air Force reports that given what happened on Thursday, June 13, after a lunch of camaraderie without the presence or knowledge of the authorities, The staff has already been identified and sanctioned for very serious offenses.”.
In statements made to UNO Mendozathe Minister of Security, Luis Petri, specified what the punishments will be. “For four Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, because they are the oldest, we put them on Mandatory Retirement, and we will apply serious sanctions to three others,” said the national official.
“As soon as we found out about those responsible, we applied the corresponding sanctions,” explained the minister, as reproduced by that same Cuyo media, which also indicated that the woman who participated dancing with the uniformed men has no relationship with the Force and is a civilian, therefore that no sanction is due.
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The images of the staff were widely condemned on social networks.
This Friday, the video of the controversial celebration of members of the IV Brigade in Mendoza at the Non-Commissioned Officers Casino in the El Plumerillo district (in Las Heras) went viral, where they are seen dancing with two women from a troupe, half-naked.
In the same film material that went viral, it was also recorded how one of the uniformed men does push-ups while a half-naked woman sits on his back.
In the images released, you can also hear background music, harangues from the participants and the voice of an entertainer who encouraged people to comply with the game instructions that were carried out.
Local media indicated that the celebration corresponded to Father’s Day, which will take place next Sunday in Argentina.
