Argentina believed and to this day believes that the Falkland Isles are theirs, however because the residents on the isle are British; Britain claims right of Sovereignty. Argentina invaded the island believing it to be a re-occupation of its own Territory, so England Sent a Naval Task Force to re-take the Island. Although neither side Officially declared War.
As of 2011, and as it has since the 19th century, Argentina shows no sign of relinquishing its claim. The claim remained in the Argentine constitution after its reformation in 1994.
Depending on your point of view, it's either the Falkland Islands or Las Islas Malvinas.
from 1945 until the 1980s, the US.since the 1980s, the USSR and now Russia.
the war was called the falklands war. it was a war between Britain and Argentina over some island off of the coast of Argentina called the Falkland islands. For years the Argentinians had been eyeing them up and when Britain took huge financial cuts in the navy during the 80s the last navy vessel left the falklands; there were no army guarding it - so Argentina pounced and attempted to sieze the Falklands. News of this reached Maggie Thatcher, Prime minister at the time. She wanted to settle the disagreement between Britain and Argentina peacefully, but it soon became clear that that couldn't be. One of Mrs.Thatcher's experienced Naval commanders stepped in and claimed he could have a fleet of navy vessels setting sail for Argentina in 42 hours. Maggie Thatcher agreed and in three day's time the vessels set sail for the Falklands. It was an act that brought the nation together again. With in three weeks of arriving there Britain secured the Falklands with exactly 255 British deaths.
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The answe is the Falkan Islands
Mali has a reputation as one of the more peaceful African nations, and has not been involved in a major war since its independence in 1960. In the 1980s there were two minor skirmishes with Burkina Faso caused by a territorial dispute, and there is a long-standing on-and-off armed conflict with the Tuareg people. However, both of these took place in areas remote from the major cities and did not directly affect the majority of the population.
Depending on your point of view, it's either the Falkland Islands or Las Islas Malvinas.
Germany lost consecutive final matches to Italy in 1982 and Argentina in 1986. They claimed the trophy in 1990 giving some pay-back to Argentina, and then lost to Brazil in 2002.
1980s Yugo for sure.1980s Yugo for sure.
In the 1980s, Ushuaia, Argentina faced increased cases of skin cancer due to ozone layer depletion. This led to widespread advocacy for protecting the ozone layer, culminating in the Montreal Protocol in 1987. Ushuaia's situation highlighted the urgent need for international cooperation to address ozone depletion.
The list of the Internet and PC what-ifs are: What if Google Maps were invented in the 1980s? What if YouTube was invented in the 1980s? What if Wikipedia was invented in the 1980s? What if Myspace was invented in the 1980s? What if Yahoo was invented in the 1980s? What if Facebook was invented in the 1980s? What if Twitter was invented in the 1980s? What if Deviant Art was invented in the 1980s? What if Skype was invented in the 1980s? What if Google Video (launched in 2005) lasted forever on the Internet? What if laptops were invented in the 1950s? and millions of other what-ifs.
The X Factor wasn't around in the 1980s.
"Women's rights in the 1980s", "women's achievements in the 1980s", "gender gains in the 1980s".
What were some significant cultural events or movements from the 1980s that you remember? How did technology and music change during the 1980s? What were your favorite fashion trends or iconic films from the 1980s?
yes he was , in the 1980s