How an Oil Project Reignited UK-Argentina Falklands Dispute
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The Argentine Foreign Minister, Pablo Quirno, spoke last Monday at the dinner of the Argentine Council for International Relations, in which he spoke about the main theme of the Argentine government’s agenda in the last month: Malvinas. In this sense, Quirno was again quite defiant with the United Kingdom, country to which he urged to negotiate; in addition ... Continue reading "The Argentine Foreign Minister’s dart to neighboring countries by M…
Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno has announced that they will take action to stop oil activities off the Falkland Islands. Quirno, accusing Britain of unilaterally exploiting natural resources while the sovereignty dispute continues, said Buenos Aires would continue to pursue its claim to sovereignty over the islands “through peaceful means.”
Sorry, Britain. The Falkland Islanders are just 190-year-old squatters
Argentine President Javier Milei is hardening Argentina’s sovereignty claim over the Malvinas/Falkland Islands while paving the way for severe sanctions against British companies. He has also initiated a sanctions process against 45 companies and legal entities, including 16 British and 13 Israeli companies. How are we to determine who is in the right in the […]
The head of national diplomacy also questioned those who “contribute” to the Sea Lion oil exploitation project in Argentine waters.
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