President Javier Milei greeted the Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers at the Patio de las Palmeras of the Casa Rosada, marking the 213th anniversary of the Battle of San Lorenzo — the historic unit's baptism of fire.
The occasion was characterised by the presidency as a solemn homage to the bravery, honour, and legacy of San Martinian liberty that, in the government's words, continue to guide the spirit of the Argentine nation.
The Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers, one of Argentina's most emblematic military units, traces its founding and combat origins to the independence era. The Battle of San Lorenzo stands as the regiment's first engagement in the field and remains a defining moment in the unit's institutional history.
No further statements or details beyond the commemorative reception at the presidential palace were provided in the official release.
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