Argentina forms UFO committee

Is anyone fluent in Spanish?

Interview with Commodore Guillermo Tealdi, Chief of Communications in the Argentinean Air Force about the institution’s policy towards UFOs. Translation: Tealdi: The airspace is the responsibility, is under the control of the air force through the available operative means which are the radars installed in different parts of the country.Hendel: If there was some type of unidentified craft or a UFO, could you tell? Tealdi: Radars have the capacity of identifying, according to the surface of a celestial phenomenon or object in space there is a bounce in the radar which is identified as an echo... [More]

News report from Russia Today (spanish language):

I think the US will keep an eye on New Zealand and Argentina as test cases for releasing UFO info to the public. Well, let's hope they don't attempt to suppress military UFO reports like they did in Ecuador. See 6:10. Film describing how the U.S. Secret Services offered significant economic and career related incentives to Ecuadorian Military personnel so that information and documents pertaining to UFOs were concealed.

Well, let's hope they don't attempt to suppress military UFO reports like they did in Ecuador. See 6:10. Thanks, Karl. Over the years, we have seen more and more countries coming out into the open and revealing what they know about UFOs, and I expect the number of countries to grow as the years roll on. Over the years, more and more military and commercial pilots and others have been coming forward as well and I expext their numbers to grow. We are now on the road to full disclosure and it will take some time but at least we are on the right road heading in the right direction.

Just the fact a number of countries admit there is something to UFOS and, the United States turns it into a joke is interesting.

Nice find, Karl12! Over the years, more and more countries and government officials have come out into the open on the UFO enigma and I expect the trend to not only continue, but to grow as well. If they are all covering up UFO/ET contact, why is some committee something good? the united states will never release alien and ufo information to the public See, you say that, but you don't say why you believe that....Care to elaborate?

Further info on the formation of the Argentine Government's 'Commission for the Investigation of Aerospace Phenomena': The AAF launched officially their Commission for the Investigation of Aerospace Phenomena (Spanish acronym CIFA) at a ceremony last Thursday May 26 at the Condor Building in Buenos Aires, the AAF Headquarters where the Commission will operate..The officer added that “the Argentinean Air Force can confirm that aerospace phenomena which have not been identified are sighted and studied,” but clarified this didn’t mean they are acknowledging visits from other planetary civil... [More]

More info: On May 26, 2011, Argentina officially launched the Commission for the Study of Aerospace Phenomena under the direction of Captain Mariano Mohaupt. Their goal is to contribute in the search for a scientific and technical explanation of those aerospace phenomena which have not been identified.

Just the fact a number of countries admit there is something to UFOS and, the United States turns it into a joke is interesting. Ohio state buckeyes, thanks for the reply and it certainly is -I'd say the UFO subject deserves to be treated one hell of a lot more seriously than it currently is and there are plenty of truly puzzling UFO cases out there which deserve serious scientific scrutiny, that's not even taking into account incidents where the US military have just made the explanations up (link). It's concerning the hideously agenda based conclusions of the now infamous Condon report but I... [More]