A former Argentine Army chief accused President Milei of weakening the country's Malvinas claim, reigniting a charged sovereignty debate.
Argentina · Politics
Key Facts
—Who spoke. Former Argentine Army chief Diego Luis Suñer made the remarks on 2 June 2023, the anniversary of the 1982 war.
—What he said. Suñer called the Malvinas a permanent and non-negotiable national objective for Argentina.
—Government position. President Javier Milei reaffirmed the sovereignty claim while calling for mature dialogue with the UK.
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