Malvinas

7,000 soldiers among the 77,467 men and women labelled as 'non-deployable' Another 10,000 men and women are deemed 'medically limited deployable' Deployable force is below that of Spain and Poland, which both have 77,500 UK forces are on deployment on 11 operations including in Iraq and Afghanistan

It emerged last week that £75 million of licences were given to foreign firms Companies from Norway, Chile and New Zealand got licences worth £75 million But applications from two British-based companies were rejected

As Argentina remembered the lives it lost during the brutal 1982 Falklands War with the UK, its president has pledged to keep the effort to reclaim the islands alive. But the conflict dates from way before 1982.

20:08 - “Before Macri there was no dialogue, so there were no opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation,” Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie said. “Now we have been able to launch talks that set aside the issue of sovereignty over the Malvinas to cooperate in other areas, including the possibility of recognizing the bodies in Darwin cemetery.”

Gracias a labores conjuntas de la Cruz Roja y el Gobierno argentino más de 90 soldados fueron identificados en diciembre. Por primera vez desde el año 1991 familiares de los fallecidos visitaron Las Malvinas para un acto religioso.

27/03/18 - 12:51 - Joint operation to identify remains is testament to thawed relations between former foes

26/03/018 - 17:01 - The families of 90 Argentine soldiers killed during the 1982 war with Britain traveled Monday to the Falkland Islands to visit the graves of loved ones who were recently identified under an agreement between both countries.