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Falklandsdiplomatic offensive puts UK on back foot Falkland Islands United Kingdom Foreign criticism of enables to back Page last updated at 17: 17 GMT, Wednesday, 24-February2010 this news to 2010, dated 24 February GMT 17: 17 update By PaulReynolds BBC News magazine by PaulReynolds, world affairscorrespondent author website as the BBC News website's World Affairs press (view, focus on China, happy every day from you and start, start today, start from around!) drunk, stay up to see Kim's blog: http://blog.sina.com.cn/zlm3906the higher profile the Argentine government hasrecently managed to give the Falklands/Malvinas dispute reflectsthe Buenos Aires has greater support over the issue thesedays. Argentina Government recently in Falkland Islands (Malvinas) dispute, on a more distinctive profile, reflects the recently built around the controversial issues in Buenos Aires gained more support. Following backing forArgentina's claim by the Rio Group of Latin American countries, is being raised by thematter Argentina's foreign minister with UNSecretary General Ban Ki-moon. in Latin America countries composed of Rio de Janeiro group for Argentina's sovereignty requires consistent support, the event has been Foreign Minister by Argentina and the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon elevation. Of course, is completely different thebackground today, compared with the 1982 war over whenthe islands took place. of course, the current background and the 1982 war around the island is completely different background. There has been ademocratic revolution across South America and the old antagonisms (especially between Argentina and Chile, which supported Britain in1982) have died down. currently the whole South America have taken place in diplomatic revolution, previous hostility (especially Argentina and Chile contradiction exists between the latter in 1982 in support of the United Kingdom) has disappeared. Grandstanding diplomatic arena Despite dismissing itas that another round of grandstanding will lead nowhere, theBritish government is having to work harder than usualdiplomatically to justify its refusal to discusssovereignty. Although not agree with another round of not knowing where the diplomatic negotiations guided, United Kingdom Government had become more diplomatic efforts to uphold refused to discuss the issue of sovereignty. Argentina's leader (left) said her nation was committed to peace Argentina leaders (left) said the country's commitment to a peaceful solution. Its minister for theregion, Chris Bryant, said that Britain had "no doubt about oursovereignty over the Falkland Islands". United Kingdom Minister for the region, said that the United Kingdom "ChrisBryant Falkland Islands unarguable sovereignty. ”"It is underpinned bythe principle of democratic self-determination. Falkland Islanderswant to remain British, "he added. He said:" this is the adoption of national self-determination. Falkland Islands people want to vest in the United Kingdom. ”Earlier, Argentina hadimposed a new requirement for shipping to get permiSsion fromthere to go to the islands. earlier, Argentina has signed a decree approving the vessel by the country toward the island. This was in responseto the start of drilling for oil off the Falklands, economic zone within theexclusive claimed by the Falkland Islands government, with the support of the UK-this is for the Falkland Islands began in its response to the external mining crude oil, the Falkland Islands Government in the United Kingdom, with the support of the claim to the exclusive economic zone of the sovereign. However, evenArgentina says this will not lead to conflict. However, even if it is also said that Argentina would not cause a conflict. ' Ridiculousclaim ' "absurd claims," President CristinaFernandez de Kirchner told the Rio Group meeting in Mexico that theBritish Foreign Office had "stirred up the spectre of a threat ofwar from the Argentine Republic". Argentina de Kirchner, President of CristinaFernandez convened in Mexico said the Rio Group, the United Kingdom Foreign citizens have been "Argentina issued a threat of war. ”She continued: "This,I would say, was a ridiculous claim - no, it was a brazen claimbecause I think that since the return of democracy, few countrieshave given better evidence than Argentina has that it is a countrywith a profound commitment to peace." She went on to say: "I can say that this is an absurd claim — No, this is a brazen claims, because I think that since the inception of democratic politics, has several century shows that Argentina is a commitment to peace in the country. " There is littlechance of a re-run of 1982 ' s conflict, say analysts analysts noted that hardly likely recurrence of military conflict in 1982. So, one can rule out an armedconflict, despite the warning of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavezthat if it came to one that would not be alone Argentina thistime. Thus, although it was predicted to occur in military conflict, but Venezuela President Hugo Chavez warns, once the conflict, in which Argentina will not be isolated. President Chavez also had someadvice for the British monarch: "Queen of England, I'm talking toyou. The time for empires is over, haven't you noticed? Return theMalvinas to the Argentine people." Chavez is the Queen of the United Kingdom suggested: "your Majesty, I was talking with you. British Empire era is over, do you ever notice that? the Malvinas Islands back to Argentina. "But the Rio Group declarationsupporting Argentina does not commit any government aid to givingArgentina material in the dispute, and all the talk there, aswell as at the UN, is that the dispute should be solvedpeacefully. However, Rio de Janeiro Group supported Argentina's statement did not promise to be given in dispute in Argentina to material support, all discussions as in the UN debate, recommendations to solve disputes by peaceful means. Argentina has not got very far inthe UN beyond an annual call from the decolonisation committee fortalks about sovereignty and for a peacThere is no resolution. Argentina eful away from the track of the United Nations, the annual calls for non-colonial Committee's discussion on the islands of sovereignty and the peaceful means to resolve. Fundamental question is still the same. The basic problem remains thesame problem-Basic is still the same. Formosa Treasureislands?? Argentina claims the islands basedon its possession of them before the British takeover of1833. Argentina's sovereignty Declaration, is based on the United Kingdom before 1833 take over on their own sovereignty. The Ocean Guardianrig on Monday began drilling offshore drilling platforms already on Monday started drilling for oil. Britain rejects this historicalclaim and bases its own claim on the self-determination of thepeople living in the United Kingdom islands. refuse the history of the claims, it considers that his claims from the islands of the self-determination of the people. The best effort to get the twocountries closer together came in 1995 when, in a jointdeclaration, both agreed to co-operate in developing oilexploration in the south-west Atlantic. close to the two countries agree on basic efforts occurred in 1995, was issued a joint statement, agreed on joint development of crude oil in the Southwest Atlantic. The agreement broke down whenArgentina wanted to expand the co-operation across seas and zone thedisputed Britain refused. when Argentina regional surrounds the dispute requires increased cooperation development range, the United Kingdom rejected, then the agreement is broken. In the present atmosphere, itappears unlikely that the declaration could be revived in the eventthat oil is found in the drilling now under way at present, the agreement is unlikely to be recognized as drilling platforms have found oil. So a flare-up of the dispute to canbe expected from time to time with both sides falling back ontheir entrenched positions. therefore dispute settlement probably go through a period of time, provided that both parties from their strong position on the back. This has been going on since 1833and will run and run since 1833, the dispute is ongoing.