The English Government Occupying Malvinas Replied to Milei Appealing to the 2013 Plebiscite
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The Legislative Assembly of the Malvinas Islands issued a statement in response to President Javier Milei's speech, which announced sanctions for companies participating in the Sea Lion oil project in the archipelago. The document maintains that "our future is a matter for the people living here to decide.""The Falkland Islands (Malvinas) are a British Overseas Territory, and our future is a matter for the people living here to decide. That is a…
The document states that the principle of self-determination is not altered by expressions of “external governments”.
The president of the Legislative Assembly of the Falkland Islands, Jack Ford, assured that the inhabitants of the archipelago are accustomed to the declarations of the Argentine governments and dismissed concern about the new announcements of Javier Milei. He also reaffirmed the link of the islands with the United Kingdom.
The English government of the Malvinas Islands came out in defense of its pro-British stance using as support the result of a plebiscite held in 2013. It did so through the official X/Twitter page of the Office of the Government of the Malvinas Islands in London (consulted by the Argentine News Agency), after last night, the Argentine president, Javier Milei, recalled the claim of national sovereignty over that territory. “In 2013, the Malvinas …
Milei announced the application of sanctions to companies exploiting oil resources in the archipelago, but its authorities used as a pretext the result of the referendum held thirteen years ago.
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