Mauricio Macri has authorized LATAM to travel from San Pablo to the Falkland Islands

Although the election campaign went unnoticed, the government officially authorized the airline LATAM operate the flight between Saint Paul and the Falkland Islands with a stopover in Córdoba, as long agreed by the governments of Great Britain and Argentina. The decision – composed as a good ad – represents a setback in the struggle for sovereignty.

He did it through the Decree 602/2019 which bears the signature of the president Mauricio Macri, published in the Official Journal. For these trips, The British government will sign the passport, which implies the recognition of the citizen of British sovereignty.

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Currently, the connection between the mainland and the islands is covered by a monthly flight, also from Latin America, which leaves from Punta Arenas, Chile, and stops at Rio Gallegos.

With the authorization of this flight, there would be two frequencies to the Falklands: the flight that will connect San Pablo Puerto Argentino four times a month and another with a stopover in Cordoba. As for the United Kingdom, they will seek to attract investment and profits for the exploration of natural resources, which are Argentinian.