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Milei says the Falklands claim is the "most important and sacred" cause of Argentinians. And thanks Trump

CNN Portugal1 September 2026 at 20:33

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, declared that the Falklands claim is the "most important and sacred" cause of Argentinians. Milei thanked US President Donald Trump for addressing the issue of the islands.

Trump stated on Monday that his government is evaluating its position on the Falklands, which are administered by the United Kingdom. Argentina has claimed sovereignty over the islands, also known as the Falklands, for decades.

The Falklands issue is a sensitive topic in Argentine foreign policy, with the country maintaining its position that the islands belong to it and calling for negotiations on sovereignty. The Argentine government sees international support as fundamental to advancing the claim.

Milei's thanks to Trump come in the context of the US president's statements about the possibility of reviewing the United States' position on the territorial dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom.

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