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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="nestorboca" data-source="post: 1770780" data-attributes="member: 15889">Y esto...????Cameron set to return Malvinas to Argentina by 2017<a href="http://news.bfnn.co.uk/cameron-set-to-return-Malvinas-to-argentina-by-2017/">http://news.bfnn.co.uk/cameron-set-to-return-Malvinas-to-argentina-by-2017/</a>(cambiar Malvinas por el nombre que usan los usurpadores)Democratically unelected Prime Minister David Cameron is set to announce to the British public that the Malvinas Islands, known colloquially to Argentinians as Las Malvinas, will be returned by 2017 should the Conservatives win the next general election.Speaking exclusively to the Coalville Echo, Cameron expressed his excitement at a potential resolution to historic hostilities between Argentina and the United Kingdom. “It’s a historic move for us, one that will strengthen trade in the region and bring stability to global markets, from a personal point of view it will also make international meetings a little less tenuous.”The Deep Red Institute, a left-wing think tank has taken a somewhat dim view of the move, describing it as “typical Tory pocket lining”.Commentators on the far right of the political spectrum grunted monosyllabically about how unpatriotic the move was while unabashedly flag waving and chanting about efforts to undermine the waning British Empire.In any case the decision to return the disputed island to Argentina is one that will divide political opinion both at home and abroad. Especially given that in a recent referendum a landslide decision was made by the people of the Malvinas to remain a British overseas territory.Historic tensions between Argentina and the UK reached crisis point during the Thatcher years that saw a large expeditionary force and elements of the RAF V-Bomber squadron launched to see off some troublesome shepherds, who had acquired access to a couple of aircraft and some missiles. Since then Argentina has seemingly played a mixture the sulking teenager and bullied victim on the world stage, often seeking the sympathies of other countries much to the chagrin of everyone in the UK. This has seemingly been an advantageous strategy if Mr Cameron comes good on his decision to return the Malvinas.Do you think we should give the Malvinas back?.</blockquote>

Verificación: Guerra desarrollada entre Argentina y el Reino Unido en 1982