They Discovered an Unpublished Letter From 1833 that Recounted the Illegal Occupation of the British in the Malvinas Islands.
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The document is signed by Juan Ramón Balcarce and Manuel Maza; it tells of the arrival of the English corvette Clio in Puerto Soledad
The document belongs to Juan Ramón Balcarce and was sent to the governor of Tucumán, Alejandro Heredia, after the English invasion of Puerto Soledad.The four-sheet document gives details of what happened during the first hours after the arrival of the United Kingdom ships.
The letter belongs to Juan Ramón Balcarce and was sent to the governor of Tucumán, Agustín Heredia, days after the English invaded the Argentine archipelago. There he related what happened during the first hours and the threats of the ships of the United Kingdom
Latin American Summary, September 11, 2026. “They raised the British Pavilion and went on to arriar the Argentine who flammed on land,” relates the letter sent by the then Buenos Aires governor Juan Ramón Balcarce to his Tucumano pair, Alejandro Heredia. Researchers from the Historical Archive of Tucumán found among the documents kept by that institution a letter dated to days [...] The Argentine entry. “Scandalous aggression”: they found in Tuc…
A letter dated January 26, 1833 and signed by the governor of Buenos Aires, Juan Ramón Balcarce, accurately describes the British occupation of the Falkland Islands and confirms that the episode was immediately communicated to the provinces of the interior. The document, addressed to the Tunisian governor Alejandro Heredia, is based on the part raised by José María Pinedo, commander of the Sarandí schooner, who was at the head of the Argentine b…
The four-sheet document gives details of what happened during the first hours after the arrival of the United Kingdom vessels. The document belongs to Juan Ramón Balcarce. An unpublished document about the English invasion of the Falkland Islands has just been found in Tucumán. It is a letter signed by Juan Ramón [...]
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