Por qué EE.UU y Gran Bretaña querían una guerra en Malvinas
Mariano Bartolomé, PhD in International Relations and author of the book *The South Atlantic Conflict: A Different Perspective*, spoke with Juan Natalizio on "Malvinas Central Cause" about the strategic importance of the South Atlantic and the Falkland Islands within the East-West rivalry, as well as the advisability of the US and NATO establishing a military presence on the Islands. #malvinas #war
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