Head of the Argentine Navy Recognizes that the Strait of Magellan Is Chilean Sovereignty
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The Chief of the Argentine Navy recognized that the Strait of Magellan is of Chilean sovereignty in the midst of...
The head of the General Staff of the Argentine Navy, admiral Juan Carlos Romay, expressly acknowledged that the Strait of Magellan is of Chilean sovereignty The military of the neighboring country specified that this "belongs to Chile", in a definition that occurs a few days after the episode that stressed the bilateral relationship. «The South Atlantic [...]
The head of the Argentine Navy admitted that the Strait of Magellan belongs to Chile in the midst of the diplomatic frictions between Chile and Argentina, following comments by the head of the General Staff of the Air Force of the neighboring country, reports BioBioChile. In a conversation broadcast by Infobae, Admiral Juan Carlos...
Admiral Juan Carlos Romay ratified Chile’s sovereignty in the Strait of Magellan following the diplomatic controversy in the South Atlantic. The Argentine Navy entry ratified Chile’s sovereignty in Magellan was first published in OPI Santa Cruz.
Director: In recent days the Brigadier General of the Argentine Air Force Gustavo Valverde, declared that the area of the Strait of Magellan was of Argentine sovereignty. In this regard the Government of Chile reaffirmed that the Strait of Magellan is Chilean and for this purpose was based on the Treaty of Limits of 1881 that regulates [...]
The statement was known days after the diplomatic tension generated by the words of the head of the Argentine Air Force, Brigadier General Gustavo Valverde.
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