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Federico Pinedo on the Falklands dispute: “We need to sit down and talk, looking the other way is no longer enough”

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Federico Pinedo, Argentina's representative to the G20 and former provisional president of the Senate, addressed the ongoing sovereignty dispute regarding the Malvinas Islands, stating that it is necessary to sit down and converse because ignoring the issue is no longer viable. According to Pinedo, the current global political and strategic transformation presents a distinct opportunity for Argentina to approach the matter.

Separately, in United States legal developments, the US Supreme Court rejected a request by Donald Trump to allow the Postal Service to impose new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the November 3 legislative elections, leaving the previous suspension in place.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) US Supreme Court rejects Trump postal service voting restrictions ahead of elections.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Federico Pinedo views global political shifts as an opportunity to address Malvinas.
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