Argentina Rejects UK Guide on Business in Malvinas and Alerts for Exploitation of Resources
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The South Atlantic archipelago under British administration and whose sovereignty the Trans-Andean country claims. In a statement, the Argentine Foreign Ministry expressed its “strongest rejection of the recent publication of the British guide ‘Doing business with the Malvinas Islands’, by which the United Kingdom intends to promote illegal commercial activities and hydrocarbons” in ... Continue reading “Argentina rejects UK guide on business in…
Argentina has sent close to 180 warnings to companies operating in Malvinas and quoted ambassadors from the United Kingdom and Israel, emphasizing that commercial actions cannot exceed their national and international law.
The official position of the Argentine State was disseminated after the publication of the United Kingdom commercial document and the investment announcements in the hydrocarbon project "Sea Lion" The post Chancellery rejects the British trade guide on the Falkland Islands and intensifies legal actions appeared first on The Intransigent: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
In a statement, the portfolio indicated that national legislation will continue to apply “with all its rigour” and denied that London can render it ineffective through its own decisions.
The Chancellery rejected the document circulated by the United Kingdom, reiterated the repudiation of the Sea Lion project and confirmed that it summoned the British and Israeli ambassadors to give them notes of formal protest.
The Argentine Government expressed its “strongest rejection” of the guide published by the United Kingdom to protect companies engaged in commercial and hydrocarbon activities in the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia Islands and South Sandwich Islands, amid the growing bilateral tension over the sanctions promoted by the administration of Javier Milei....
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