Tag: Falklands / Malvinas

Falklands / Malvinas
Monday, May 13th 2013 - 04:45 UTC

Falklands: MPs blast Spanish MEP for comments on the Islands sovereignty

MP Rosindell: The EU is encroaching on foreign affairs in a way that I find absolutely outrageous”

A senior British member of Parliament blasted as ‘outrageous’ claims that the European Parliament does not recognize British sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. The case first surfaced when MercoPress reported that a Spanish member of the European parliament on a recent visit to Argentina said that “British sovereignty over the Islands as such is not accepted”.

Monday, May 6th 2013 - 07:27 UTC

Falkland Islands: “British sovereignty over the Islands as such, is not accepted by the European Parliament”

Senator Filmus suggested that EU parliament interest in Malvinas issue could be ‘beneficial for relations’

“British sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands as such is not accepted by the European Parliament”, according to a visiting delegation of EU lawmakers who met with their Argentine peers in Buenos Aires.

Thursday, April 11th 2013 - 07:37 UTC

Cooperate and move on

Falklanders celebrating the March 10/11 referendum

By Fabian Bosoer and Federico Finchelstein (*) - In Argentina, the passing of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher brings memories of a seemingly irresoluble conflict. The conflict stands as a metaphor of a larger history of global misunderstandings.

Monday, April 8th 2013 - 00:40 UTC

What do the Falkland Islands continue to tell us about territorial world views?

Dr Dodds was accredited as an observer at the Falklands referendum

By Klaus Dodds (*) - The last couple of weeks have been busy ones when it comes to news about the Falkland Islands. Or Islas Malvinas as Argentine and other readers might insist upon. For others, the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) is the preferred naming option — highlighting as it does their continued contested status.

Wednesday, April 3rd 2013 - 00:59 UTC

Falkland Island's: identification of NN remains at Darwin memorial back on stage

Cristina Fernandez said 91 Malvinas war relatives support the initiative

President Cristina Fernandez announced on Tuesday that 91 next of kin of Argentine combatants buried in NN graves at the Falkland Islands Darwin memorial have agreed and signed to have the remains DNA tested and clearly identified.

Wednesday, April 3rd 2013 - 00:54 UTC

Falkland Islands’ war anniversary: Argentina pledges to ‘unremittingly’ insist on dialogue with UK

Cristina Fernandez paid homage to Puerto Madryn that after the war received over 7.000 soldiers shipped by the British from the Falklands

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez marked Tuesday's 31st anniversary of the start of the Falklands War by again demanding that Britain agree to discuss sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands.

Tuesday, April 2nd 2013 - 02:18 UTC

Malvinas invasion recalled by President Cristina Fernandez in Puerto Madryn

The Argentine president will attend the port city where most Argentine soldiers were shipped by the British after recovering the Falklands

Argentine president Cristina Fernandez will lead on Tuesday the commemorations of the 31st anniversary of the Falklands/Malvinas war in the Patagonian city of Puerto Madryn.

Wednesday, March 27th 2013 - 21:52 UTC

Falkland Islands issue gets involved in Argentina’s 150th celebration of Welsh settlers in Patagonia

Ambassador Castro said Argentina respects the way of life of the people from Wales that live in Patagonia

Argentine ambassador in London Alicia Castro revealed she has been meeting with Welsh MPs for the potential organization of the 150th anniversary of Welsh settlers in Patagonia in 2015. However Welsh sources said initial discussions broke down because the Argentine representatives were seeking people supportive of their views in the Falkland Islands dispute.

Wednesday, March 27th 2013 - 08:04 UTC

Falkland Islands: Argentina and UK clash at UN: no talks without the accord of Islanders

The Argentine Foreign minister with Ban Ki-Moon

Argentina's Foreign minister Hector Timerman together with Latam representatives called on UN chief Ban Ki Moon and demanded talks with the UK on the Falklands/Malvinas Islands sovereignty, but Britain again refused, pointing to the Islanders' overwhelming vote this month to remain British.

Wednesday, March 27th 2013 - 07:39 UTC

Falklands ‘Counter Strike’ online game has ‘British terrorists’ eliminated by ‘Argentine patriots’

The game starts at the Argentine cemetery in Darwin and continues in Stanley

An Argentine company has developed a map for the popular online game Counter Strike in which players fight British “terrorists” on the Falkland Islands. The setting created by Dattatec.com has clocked more than 9,000 downloads in a few hours, after “going viral”.

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