The development agency of the British government that occupies the islands prepared a 44-page booklet in Spanish for the controversial business wheel of Punta Arenas, the south of the neighboring country, which began on Monday. It has smiling portraits, intimate biographies and reveals ties with Magellan, but it does not once name Argentina, war or sovereignty. On page 10 there is a woman with black glasses and wind-wrapped hair, smiling as a do…
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The development agency of the British government that occupies the islands prepared a 44-page booklet in Spanish for the controversial business wheel of Punta Arenas, the south of the neighboring country, which began on Monday. It has smiling portraits, intimate biographies and reveals ties with Magellan, but it does not once name Argentina, war or sovereignty. On page 10 there is a woman with black glasses and wind-wrapped hair, smiling as a do…