Argentina has won its long campaign to be the headquarters of the Antarctic Treaty. The United Kingdom has dropped its objections on the basis of assurances that Argentina will focus its Antarctic activities on civilian scientific endeavour.
At their London meeting, the British and Argentine Foreign Ministers agreed in principle that their two Governments should exchange notes on carrying out a de-mining feasibility study in the Falkland Islands.
After days of intense and marathonic bargaining the Argentine government finally managed political support for its zero deficit financial program that should ease international credit conditions and put the country's economy back in track.