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Falkland's anniversary saber rattling  William chopperEnlarge
Falkland War anniversary, deja vu all over again  30th
anniversary of Falkland War between Britain and Argentina is
approaching and the two nations resume verbal sparring. Falkland
anniversaryEnlarge The Falklands conflict must have seem like
ancient history to this young British soldier in 2000. But it is
still a source of tension between Britain and Argentina.
(AFP/Getty Images)  The Falkland Islands is an archipelago in
the South Atlantic around 290 miles off the coast of Argentina.
They have been a British Overseas Territory since 1833 and today
a little over 3,000 British people live there. But Argentina has
always laid claim to the Falklands calling them Las Malvinas
islands.  Thirty years ago this led to war.  Syndicate content