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68% of Chileans consider the Falklands British and 60% see Argentina as unreliable, poll shows
A majority of Chileans consider the Falklands British and regard Argentina as an unreliable partner, according to the latest Plaza Pública survey by pollster Cadem, released days after Argentine President Javier Milei visited Santiago and met his Chilean counterpart, Jo...
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