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Strong reaction of Argentina for new constitution Malvinas


Despite UN intervention for rapprochement between the Argentine government and the British throne, Queen Elizabeth II has approved the amendment of the Constitution of the Falkland Islands so inconsiderate and without regard to the new constitution the status of sovereignty of the archipelago. Since 11 January 2009, the Malvinas are governed by a new constitution. Argentine Foreign Minister Jorge Taina repudiated the determination of the United Kingdom and said "This new British unilateral action constitutes a flagrant violation of the mandate imposed on us by the United Nations". The reaction was not long in coming and this morning the House passed a draft declaration which condemns and rejects the unilateral decision of the United Kingdom. The initiative, adopted unanimously, says Britain's decision goes against United Nations resolutions adopted on the matter and reaffirms "the sovereign rights' of Argentina over the archipelago. Also reaffirms the will of the Argentine people to recover, by peaceful means, the Falkland Islands. To Taiana the 'the only goal that ultimately pursues the UK, providing and approving what he called reforms, perpetuating an anachronistic colonial situation ', for' more than the UK to strive to avoid using that word using synonyms less irritating in the XXI century '. London is not granted the island government desire to restrict its citizens from Argentina and other nations the ability to access the island's status, the Falklands Executive wanted to extend only to the British. At the same time, the British government left unchanged the right to self determination of the islands, recognizing United Nations, despite the Malvinas is a special case. This right is called only occasionally by the islanders, contradictory about his autoderminación, because he never wanted to see British troops leave since the end of the war to Argentina conduct his defense.

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