Correo Argentino must have "recalculated" for a map of Falklands as Falklands: "Involuntary error"

The company received numerous questions in networks, but tried to disassociate itself from the situation by attaching it "to the external supplier of the cartographic service". He added that "this map was already deactivated and corrected".

The company received numerous questions in networks, but tried to get rid of the situation by assigning it to "the external supplier of the cartographic service". He added that "this map was already deactivated and corrected". Read more

After the controversy that broke out after users reported that on the interactive map of the Argentine Post Office website the Falkland Islands were listed as Falkland Islands and Puerto Argentino as Port Stanley, the state company corrected the information and in the last few hours issued a statement stating that it was an “involuntary error.” The courier explained in its X account that the situation “was the result of an involuntary error link…

A controversy broke out this weekend after users warned that the interactive map of the Argentine Post Office website showed the Falkland Islands under the British name of “Malvinas Islands”, and Puerto Argentino as “Puerto Stanley”. Faced with the criticisms received through social networks, the state company reacted immediately, deactivated the map and issued a statement in which it attributed what happened to an “involuntary error linked to t…

Socialist legislators Esteban Paulón and Monica Fein called on the executive branch "to urgently amend" the text, as it "means a renunciation of sovereignty."

A controversy broke out after users reported that on the interactive map of the Argentine Post Office website, the Falkland Islands appeared to be referred to as “Malvinas Islands” and Puerto Argentino as “Puerto Stanley”. Faced with the wave of criticism on social networks, the state-owned company corrected the information and issued a statement calling the fact “involuntary error”. In its X (ex Twitter) account, the Argentine Post explained th…