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Old 10-02-2012, 10:32   #215
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Re: Falkland Islands: Tensions Rising again ahead of Prince William visit

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry View Post
There is also the issue of the UN resolution on colonialism which, as I understand it, is what the Argentinians may be relying on. In that context the claim is not solely an Argentenian one but an obligation under the terms of the UN.

Either way, as I have already stated, diplomacy would be the preferred option.
The UN resolution is superseded by the UN's policy of self-determination. Besides the UN's whole view of decolonisation is to recongise self-determination in those colonies. The UN could get involved if the Islanders wanted to be rid of the UK, they don't.
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