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Yesterday, Senator Rubio sent a letter to Secretary of the Army, John McHugh in support of Sergeant First Class Modesto Cartagena being awarded a posthumous Medal of Honor. El Nuevo Dia, a Puerto Rican newspaper and Orlando Univision reported on the Senator’s letter in Spanish.
Senador Rubio promueve otorgar medalla a soldado puertorriqueño
José A. Delgado
El Nuevo Dia
March 8, 2012
http://www.elnuevodia.com/senadorrubiopromueveotorgarmedallaasoldadopuertorriqueno-1207281.html
WASHINGTON – El senador republicano Marco Rubio (Florida) se ha sumado a los esfuerzos de las autoridades puertorriqueños par que se le otorgue póstumamente la Medalla de Honor del Congreso al soldado boricua Modesto Cartagena.
Por casi cuatro décadas, la familia de Cartagena ha intentado llamar la atención del Pentágono sobre los sucesos en que el militar boricua – quien perteneció al regimiento 65 de Infantería- habría logrado eliminar a casi medio centenar de “enemigos” en la guerra de Corea.
“Sus amigos siempre me dijeron que fue un héroe. Pero, el Pentágono le ha dado bola negra a los miembros del regimiento 65 de Infantería”, dijo su hijo, del mismo nombre, en una entrevista.
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