Falklands war B3 by Karla Martinez Guerra

karla_princes15 — 2017-03-23 04:07:50 UTC

It was a military confrontation between the Argentine Republic and England for the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands

Argentine Arguments

karla_princes15 — 2017-03-23 04:15:29 UTC

For the geographical continuity with its continental territory, the islands are in front of its coasts to less than 400 km

The islands had been discovered by ships in the service of Spain before the discovery attributed to John Davis in 1592

Argentina considers that these territories are occupied by an invading power

-Martínez Guerra Karla Nayive

England arguments

karla_princes15 — 2017-03-23 04:32:50 UTC

-The discovery is attributed to England

-England had fixed its claim in 1765, before Argentina existed

-Argentina couldn't inherit the islands because the treaty wasn't universally accepted

-The Argentine attempts to colonize the islands had been ineffective

-Martínez Guerra Karla Nayive

karla_princes15 — 2017-03-23 04:58:30 UTC

karla_princes15 — 2017-03-23 05:02:06 UTC

When Spain recognized Argentine independence in 1859, it ceded its rights over the Argentine territory, this included the Falklands

Several actions of the British Government had been interpreted by Argentina like signals of disinterest by the archipelago
-Martínez Guerra Karla Nayive

karla_princes15 — 2017-03-23 05:04:56 UTC

5 reasons why Argentina should be the owner of the Malvines Islands

ricaldmtz — 2017-03-23 14:49:09 UTC

1.-In 1820, ship notifled Islands were Argentinian possession and were subject to their laws on topics such as fishing and hunting.

2.-1820 was appointed the fist Governor of the Islands , Pablo Areguati

3.- In 1830 were born in the archipelago the fist malvinenses human beings, all Argentines.

4.- Created a political and military headquarters in Puerto Soledad and were on Luis Vernet, Juan Esteban Mestiver and Jose Pinedo as Managers

5.- If Argentina are encouraged to demand "any area "m where international disputes are resolved is in the U.N Security Council and there, Uni9ted Kingdom has a veto as a Permanet Member .

More England arguments

ricaldmtz — 2017-03-23 14:53:26 UTC

-In 1833 the British arrived in the territory, evicted residents Argentines. These totaled more than 150, they argued they did enforce their rights as "discovers".

-The islads are closer to the British Crown to the Argentina Republic.

-Well, Argentina, on paper, sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands, never worked it as it should yes be the. When she wanted to enforce their rights, he found the populatio was of british origin and spoke the English language.

-Argentina begins an invasion of the Falklands. Of course this failed, led by Margaret Thatcher English response was swift and in little more than two months, Great Britain won the war.

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The facts

2017-03-27 15:48:09 UTC

The bellicoise conflict lasted 74 days in which 33 of them were combats.
654 argentines lost their lives. Big part of Argentine's casualties were done by British artillery

33 countries support Argentina's claim. Meanwhile The Union of South American Nations, ALBA, CELAC and other organizations have raised their voice for this cause.