They Discovered an Unpublished Letter From 1833 that Recounted the Illegal Occupation of the British in the Malvinas Islands.
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The letter belongs to Juan Ramón Balcarce and was sent to the governor of Tucumán, Agustín Heredia, days after the English invaded the Argentine archipelago. There he related what happened during the first hours and the threats of the ships of the United Kingdom
An unpublished document recovered by the Historical Archive of the Province of Tucumán allowed to reconstruct the way in which the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata communicated the violent British usurpation of the Falkland Islands. It is a trade sent in 1833 by the then governor of Buenos Aires, Juan Ramón Balcarce, to...
The paper, composed of four sheets, remained in the Tucuman Historical Archive and allows the official communication of events in the South Atlantic to be reconstructed.
The trade has four leaves and was directed by Juan Ramón Balcarce to his Tucumano partner, Alejandro Heredia. The Historical Archive emphasized that this is a fundamental testimony for provincial and national memory.
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