Interesting aside here in that claiming that the malvinas are colonised. I mean, in a sense yes, yes they are, you could say the same thing about Taiwan or Gib

Interesting aside here in that claiming that the malvinas are colonised. I mean, in a sense yes, yes they are, you could say the same thing about Taiwan or Gibraltar, Ceuta or Alaska. Sure the other country claims that it's theirs, but the population living there is less convinced. There is some deep glossing over here, Argentina is not some ex-french colony saddled with huge debts/currency obligations. There are some hints as to where some of this debt problem comes from: > Although politically unstable and dominated by a backward landlord and comprador class, the South American nation’s rapid growth, large immigration flows, and incipient industrialization created the conditions that could challenge the colonial status quo. Perón made a good go of equality, thats great. But he pissed off the church, the USA and combined with drought, that caused economic havok. But, Perón managed to pay off a whole bunch of debt and nationalise loads of infra. He fell from grace, and the landlord class fucked shit up. Don't get me wrong, the CIA trying its best to "influence" things didn't help.