Through his Twitter account, the UK Secretary of State retweeted a Cafiero publication announcing the TransAndean decision to end the 2016 pact.

“Malvinas (Falkland) is English”, Tactfully replied on the bird’s social network.

“Islanders have the right to decide their future. They chose to remain a self-governing British Overseas Territory. ” Added British Minister.

The Falkland Islands are a British territory.

Islanders have the right to decide their own future. They chose to remain a self-governing British Overseas Territory. https://t.co/UTpiyJ74LN

—James Cleverly???????? (@James Cleverly) March 2, 2023

Remember Thursday was the day the Argentine government reported. Foradri-Duncan Trade Agreement The agreement between Argentina and the UK, signed by Mauricio Macri in 2016, has come to an end.

He called for resuming discussions on the sovereignty of the Malvinas Islands. This will take place within the framework of bilateral meetings held by various ministers at his G20 summit in New Delhi, India.

Foradri Duncan Pact and Malvinas

according to the slogan ClarionArgentina’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement saying that through this agreement, the Trans-Andean government sought to guarantee Britain “removal of all obstacles to the island’s economic growth and sustainable development”.

“Disarm the strategies promoted to limit the illegal occupation and plunder of the archipelago’s natural resources”.

From the same Prime Minister, the agreement signed by the then Deputy Prime Minister of Argentina, Carlos Foradri, “It is one of the most damaging events for the historical claim of sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands.”

“The document made concessions to Britain’s interests in the region and significantly set back its legitimate claims of sovereignty,” the statement continued.

“Leave the dark stage behind”

Malvinas, Secretary of the Antarctic and South Atlantic, belongs to the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Guillermo Carmona confirmed that the termination of the pact “will leave behind a dark period marked by the shameful pact of surrendering sovereignty.”

In a statement to Teram, Carmona indicated that he proposed to continue “a specific negotiating agenda centered on sovereignty.” This, he asserted, was because Britain “froze negotiations more than 40 years ago.”