A workshop in Buenos Aires is currently offering football fans free prints of a controversial banner that originally appeared during Argentina's World Cup celebrations. The artwork, which reads "The Malvinas are Argentine," recreates the divisive message that gained widespread attention on the global stage.
The initiative gives the nationalist slogan a new life in print format for local supporters. The Falkland Islands, referred to as the Malvinas in Argentina, remain a sensitive geopolitical subject following the 1982 war between Argentina and the United Kingdom.
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