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Falkland Islands: Where Are They and to Whom Do They Belong, to Argentina or to the United Kingdom?
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Since 1833 that the United Kingdom took control of the Malvinas Islands, the Argentine government has tried to recover the archipelago that “inherited” from the Spanish monarchy after becoming independent
Photo: Generation with AI in Gemini The Falkland Islands, known in English as Falkland Islands, remain one of the oldest territorial conflicts in the world. The question as to who they belong to, whether to Argentina or to the United Kingdom, remains in force more than four decades after the 1982 war and continues to be a source of debate in the international arena. Currently, the archipelago is administered by the United Kingdom as a British Ov…
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