Falkland Islands anniversary of Liberation Day on 14 June

Thursday, June 14th 2018 - 06:15 UTC

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To mark the Anniversary of the Liberation of the Falkland Islands from Argentine occupation in 1982, the following programme has been arranged for Thursday 14 June 2018 by the local elected government, Gilbert House. Read full article

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Falklands Sovereignty And the 1982 Invasion
When Argentina attempted to assert its sovereignty over the Falkland or Malvinas Islands, the Argentinian generals seem to have expected political support from the Third World against Great Britain, the archetypical colonial power. One reason that much of the international community reacted negatively was the perception that the Argentinian junta was more concerned with extending its rights over adjacent territory than with carrying out the responsibility of governing the inhabitants of the Falklands, who seemed thoroughly dismayed at the prospect of Argentinian rule.(Law, Power and The Sovereign State, The Evolution and The Application of The Concept of Sovereignty, Fowler M.R. & Bunck J.M., Pennsylvania State University Press, 1995, p 12 -13).

Falklands – Argentina's Sovereignty Aspirations (1 pg):-https://www.academia.edu/34583696/Falklands_Argentinas_Sovereignty_Aspirations
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