32 Latin American countries support Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands, which LA countries did not?
mark o
2010-02-28 02:15:30 UTC
32 Latin American countries support Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands, which LA countries did not?
Six answers:
Tom L
2010-02-28 18:06:17 UTC
I'm wondering where 32 Latin American countries might be. I come up with 20.
Mexico
Costa Rica
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
What other ones are there?
Not Belize - English is official there
Not Suriname or Aruba - Dutch
Not Puerto Rico - Part of US
Not Martinique/Guadeloupe/French Guiana - Part of France
Not Jamaica/Bahamas/Trinidad and Tobago/Grenada, etc. - English there
Which 13 am I missing?
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2016-10-30 10:50:06 UTC
The Argentine government is raising the topic back because of the fact they now be attentive to there is oil close to the Falklands and because they opt to distract from some inner subjects of their u . s . a .. As an element to tips, the Falklands Islands have in no way been Argentinian aside from some weeks as quickly as they invaded interior the 1880s, have been British for 177 years, are populated by utilising British electorate who strongly opt to stay British and have their own domestically elected government. If the Argentinian government get any stupid recommendations they're additionally garrisoned by utilising 4,000 British troops, a warship and four slicing area Eurofighter hurricane jet combatants, able to capturing down any airplane of the argentinian air rigidity in the previous the Argentinian jet is interior missile variety.
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2010-02-28 03:35:47 UTC
The law is clear. Britains protectorate is legal and as long as the residents want to stay British then Argentina has no claim. Getting states to SAY you are right does not MAKE you right.
2010-02-28 02:30:07 UTC
Doesn't matter one whit, but my guess would be the former English colonies in the Caribbean, like Jamaica, Grenada, etc.
If you discount the English speaking Caribbean, there's only about 25 true Latin American nations.
2010-02-28 02:28:03 UTC
The Falkland islands themselves don't agree, and they have the right to choose. The majority want to stay British citizens.
2010-02-28 04:21:20 UTC
It is natural.
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