Malvinas claim: Faurie hailed the Hague ruling, but said the UK does not recognize its jurisdiction

The International Court of Justice, The Hague determined that United Kingdom he must return to the Republic of Mauritius an archipelago which has been preserved for years. From the government, at the beginning, they saw good news about the Malvinas causebut then the Chancellor, Jorge Faurie, argued that Britain "does not recognize the jurisdiction of the Hague Court over the issue of Malvinas".

The highest court of the United Nations has ruled that the British occupation is "illegal" and that, therefore, the current government must end. This decision has implications for the claim of the Malvinas Islands because, moreover, the court did not recognize that the present population could be considered as a "people" enjoying the right to self-determination.

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At the same time, the Foreign Minister affirmed that the decision "has enormous validity for the request of Argentina for the Malvinas".

In a note published by the Chronicler, he explained: "In Chagos (this island belonging to Mauritius), there was a situation of territorial dismemberment, the population that inhabited the islands was displaced against their will, as was the position of the Argentina before the United Nations has always focused on the need to restore the territorial integrity of Argentina. "

However, later in a statement on the morning news broadcast from Telefé, it was stated that "the implications are valuable, but the UK does not recognize the jurisdiction of the Hague Court over the issue of Malvinas. "