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Argentina's foreign minister calls for talks, says islanders cannot decide sovereignty
Argentina's foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, has reaffirmed his country's claim to the Falklands in a lengthy article published in the newspaper La Nación, in which he rejected the validity of the 2013 referendum and argued that sovereignty over the archipelago cannot be determined by its inhabitants. The text restates Buenos Aires' long-standing position and appeared days before the World Cup semifinal between Argentina and England.
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en.mercopress.com
Argentina's foreign minister calls for talks, says islanders cannot decide sovereignty
Argentina's foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, has reaffirmed his country's claim to the Falklands in a lengthy article published in the newspaper La Nación, in which he rejected the…
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Argentina's foreign minister calls for talks, says Islanders cannot decide sovereignty
Argentina's foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, has reaffirmed his country's claim to the Falklands in a lengthy article published in the newspaper La Nación, in which he rejected the…
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independent.co.uk
UK government and Argentina in fresh row over Falklands ahead of crunch World Cup tie
Britain and Argentina fought a brief war in 1982 over the islands, which are administered by the UK but are still claimed by Argentina
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Starmer dismisses Argentina’s Falklands claim ahead of England World Cup semi-final
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dailymail.com
No10 hits back after Argentina fuels tensions ahead of World Cup game
The PM's spokesman insisted the Falkland Islands' sovereignty is not up for grabs after an Argentinian minister branded the UK an 'occupying power'.
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Pub locals on Falklands say England will 'send Argentinians back home'
Pub locals on the Falklands say they are convinced England will 'send the Argentines back' with a World Cup victory, laughing at their latest claims of sovereignty over the…