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Tuesday, March 5th 2013 - 21:15 UTC

“Malvinazo” out-blasted in Ushuaia by ‘Star Princess’ playing “God save the Queen”

Pickets set on fire posters and Falklands related material with the ‘Star Princess’ in the background

A demonstration by pickets in the Argentine Tierra del Fuego port of Ushuaia protesting the docking of the ‘Star Princess’ cruise which arrived from the Falkland Islands was contained by local security forces and the blaring of ‘God save the Queen’.

Wednesday, January 9th 2013 - 05:12 UTC

The 2012/13 cruise season: a new case of Argentine intolerance towards Malvinas

Fresh instructions for Tierra del Fuego governor Fabiana Rios?

Most probably this cruise season 2012/2013 will be remembered not for the record number of calls or visitors (estimated in half a million) but as a new case of Argentine intolerance with the Malvinas Islands in centre stage, writes La Nacion columnist Emiliano Galli.

Tuesday, January 8th 2013 - 06:47 UTC

“Star Princess” calls at Puerto Madryn, the first of four visits this season

The huge cruise vessel docked with no incidents reported

The Bermuda flagged “Star Princess” called on Monday at the Argentine Patagonia port of Puerto Madryn with over 2.400 passengers and 1.200 crew members. This is the second time in the current season the 290 metres long cruise vessel docks in Puerto Madryn and the first this year, reports the local media.

Friday, November 30th 2012 - 06:02 UTC

Seabourn Cruise Line no longer will call at the Falklands, reports Ushuaia media

The 32.000 tons “Seabourn Sojourn” with its 450 visitors berthed at Ushuaia

The Bahamas flagged cruise vessel ‘Seabourn Sojourn’ that on Thursday berthed at Ushuaia reported to Argentine port authorities it has no plans to visit the Falklands/Malvinas Islands according to press reports from the capital of Argentine Tierra del Fuego.

Monday, November 26th 2012 - 21:41 UTC

UK appeals to EU, WTO and IMO over latest Argentine ‘intimidation’ round on the Falklands

Carnival cruise  AIDAcara

The UK is pursuing actions through the European Union, the World Trade Organization and the International Maritime Organization following the latest intimidation incidents from Argentina against the Falkland Islands and which also involve interfering with the free passage of shipping and free trade.

Tuesday, March 6th 2012 - 20:12 UTC

Ushuaia tourism industry demand retraction on ban to UK flagged cruises or coming from Falklands

 The “Star Princess” was originally scheduled to call in Ushuaia March 8

The president of the Ushuaia Chamber of Tourism again called Tuesday on the Governor of Tierra del Fuego Fabiana Rios to retract from interpreting the ‘Gaucho Rivero’ bill in a way that bars British or convenience flagged cruise vessels from docking in Ushuaia.

Tuesday, February 28th 2012 - 19:09 UTC

UK ‘sad and frustrated’ with Argentine decision to turn away cruise vessels sailing from Falklands

FCO minister Jeremy Browne said UK approaches Argentine in the spirit of ‘friendship’, but they don’t always to the same

The British government has said it is a source of ”sadness and frustrated” that Argentina decided to turn away British tourists wishing to visit Argentina as a result of the ongoing row over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.

Tuesday, January 17th 2012 - 12:13 UTC

Star Princess ban from Falkland Islands: health reasons not politics

FOR only the second time in recent years, on January 14 the Falkland Islands Government refused permission for a cruise ship to land its passengers in the islands' capital, Stanley. The ship in question was the Star Princess which had 2,608 passengers aboard.

Saturday, January 14th 2012 - 15:08 UTC

Falkland Islands: Cancellation of the visit of Cruise Vessel Start Princess

cruise   vessel   Star   Princess in Stanley harbour

Due to a reported outbreak of norovirus on the cruise vessel Star Princess, following agreed protocols, the Chief Medical Officer took the difficult decision not to allow the vessel to land in the Falkland Islands as scheduled. The vessel had been due to arrive in Stanley at 8am on the 14th January.

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