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Originally Posted by Chris
Kirchner is a third-division amateur when it comes to geopolitics. As with the Falklands issue, this move is all about internal Argentine concerns. When it comes to foreign affairs, she seems to think all she has to do is tell other governments how she sees things and watch them fall into line behind her.
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Thanks to her, Argentinas allies are dropping in number, which is good news for our claim to the Falklands
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Originally Posted by Chris
For an example of how states can, and do, nationalise foreign-owned assets located in their territories, see "Suez Crisis". 
And yes, she really is that stupid. Right now, she can't quite understand why the British delegation still hasn't turned up to talk about the Falklands. |
It's not the first Spainish asset to be nationalized, in 2008 they took back control of AerolĂ*neas Argentinas (Their National Airline) from Spanish based Grupo Marsans (who owned Air Comet until it went bust in 2009)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerol%C...:_2008-onwards