Chile Conditions Its Support for Argentina in the Malvinas Case: "United Kingdom Exercises Sovereignty 200 Years Ago" - Diario San Rafael
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Channel C Falklands: Chile's defense minister endorsed trade with the islands and called London "friend country" Fernando Barros Tocornal supported the creation of a maritime corridor from Punta Arenas to the Falkland Islands. The Falklands publication: Chile's defense minister endorsed trade with the islands and called London "friend country" first appeared on Channel C
Fernando Barros Tocornal referred to the Argentine claim for the sovereignty of the islands and argued that London has been in control for 200 years. The Post Polimica by Malvinas: Chile’s Defense Minister called the United Kingdom a “friend country” appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
Diplomatic tension over the Malvinas Islands suddenly escalated on two simultaneous fronts. While the United Kingdom issued a harsh warning about the national military might in the South Atlantic, a surprising discursive dart arrived from the other side of the mountain range: the Chilean Defense Minister justified the British occupation and...
The relationship between Argentina and the Trans-Andean country was once again crossed by the question of the South Islands, following statements by the Chilean Defense Minister, Fernando Barros Tocornal, who defended the claim of a maritime route of the archipelago and relativized the Mercosur agreements.
The relationship between Argentina and Chile was once again crossed by the Malvinas question following statements by the Trans-Andean Defense Minister, Fernando Barros Tocornal, who supported the development of commercial activities between Punta Arenas and the islands and described the United Kingdom as a “friend country” that “exerces sovereignty in Malvinas 200 [...] The entry Chile conditions its support for Argentina in the Malvinas case: “…
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