Former Combatants Urge Quirno to Act Against the Route that Will Connect Chile with Malvinas
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The ex-combatants demand that the Argentine Foreign Ministry implement Decree 868/2026, prevent the provision of port services to the reported logistics chain and present the case in international organizations
From CECIM La Plata they demanded that the chancellor take a stand, as indicated by the decree signed a few days ago by President Javier Milei. “Sovereignty that does not encourage looting does not stop it: it subsidizes it,” they said.
Former Malvinas combatants sent a letter to the Chancellor, Pablo Quirno, to take action on the announcement of the opening of a maritime route in Punta Arenas, located in Chile, and the Malvinas Islands. Malvinas: strong appeal to Quirno for the new maritime route The measure was carried out by the Center for...
The CECIM gave the chancellor 72 hours to apply sanctions, activate diplomatic protests and block assistance in national ports.
By letter, the CECIM La Plata demanded that the Chancellor “exerce the powers” of Javier Milei’s decree and reject the agreement between the United Kingdom and the Chilean city of Punta Arenas.
They demand that the Chancellor take action in this regard.
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