The escalating maneuvers by the national government, which point to total subordination to Anglo-American interests, have triggered a serious institutional crisis in Congress . The National Senator for Tierra del Fuego, Pablo Blanco, presented a Communications Project that, rather than a scandal, describes the events as an act of surrender of sovereignty that undermines the Malvinas Cause and territorial integrity.

The bill, which seeks to summon Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein and Defense Minister Luis Petri , demands urgent explanations on two central and mutually coordinated issues : the secret military meetings with the United Kingdom and the negotiations to establish a U.S. military base in Ushuaia . The Senate seeks to clarify what the public already suspects: a strategy of automatic alignment with NATO behind the backs of the people and Congress .

The secret conclave with the usurper

The most critical point of the complaint is the military collusion with the power that has occupied the Malvinas Islands since 1833. Senator Blanco demands to know the exhaustive details of all meetings with the United Kingdom since December 2023, requesting a copy of the summons, agendas, and minutes.

The spotlight is on the secret meeting convened by the British Embassy with senior Argentine officials —Intelligence, Marines, and Doctrine—to discuss " combat strategies." For Argentine defense officials to sit down in secret and exchange sensitive information with the power that maintains a colonial enclave and deploys military power on our territory is an affront to the memory of the Malvinas Heroes and a betrayal of the national cause .

Thus, in the Communications Project, Blanco demands that Petri provide legal and political justifications for this action and clarify whether agreements were reached or whether the exchange of military intelligence was discussed . This secrecy only fuels the suspicion that these activities seek to weaken Argentina's position in international forums, interpreting them as a tacit abandonment of its historical claim .

The Southern Mortgage: US Base in Ushuaia

The second issue of the complaint focuses on negotiations to establish a U.S. military base in Ushuaia , an area of vital geopolitical importance, gateway to Antarctica , and a strategic point on the Beagle Channel.

The project requires knowledge of the current status of negotiations with Southern Command, demanding copies of all draft agreements, letters of intent, and memoranda . A detailed report is requested on Admiral Alvin Holsey's visit and the conditions or compensation the U.S. allegedly demanded, including the very serious version linking the base to obtaining loans or external financing.

Blanco emphasizes that the possible installation of a foreign military base would compromise the Antarctic Treaty —which prohibits the militarization of the area —and could destabilize the regional balance .

Treason and Impeachment

The legislative document does not stop at political questioning. Senator Blanco is categorical in stating that the lack of transparency and the advancement of military negotiations that compromise territorial integrity without the authorization of Congress ( Art. 75, paragraphs 22 and 28 of the Constitution ) are unacceptable in a republican system.

The grounds for the case are devastating: it warns that the alleged conduct, such as holding secret meetings with an occupying power and the eventual cession of territory for foreign bases in exchange for "economic bailout," could constitute crimes classified in the Penal Code as treason (Art. 214 and 215).

The Senate has an inescapable duty to investigate these extremely serious incidents and, if appropriate, to promote impeachment proceedings against the officials responsible . The defense of sovereignty is not an ideological position; it is a constitutional mandate that the Milei government is willing to mortgage for the interests of others, in what is already perceived as the most serious subordination of national interests in decades.