Boris has resigned ….
What will this mean for Argentine-UK relations?
It is not a good new, but I have confidence about that some other will came and return to a better policy of understanding.
I recall the words of Mahatma Gandhi: he said: we have been with the British more than 200 years.
Why we must be always at odds with them? With a much less dramatic history in common, I ask the same regarding UK and Argentine relationship.
And Marcos Peña today paid homage to the fallen soldiers of the Falklands war at St Paul's Cathedral, in a reciprocal gesture.
It should be pleasing to everyone that finally the two countries are coming together in a new spirit of friendship.
And yes, Britain needs new trading partners with Brexit looming up.
I totally agree with this opinion. After all, the best years of my country were those when we were attached in a commercial and cultural alliance, from 1860 to 1946. Despite Scalabrini Ortiz and many of the ultra nationalists of the time, it was much better than later.
All breathing a sigh of relief that he accomplished this important small gesture without verbal accompaniment?
The most significant gestures are often those which have no verbal accompaniment.
A subtle but fine gesture of the UK Chancellor: when he finish the homage to the fallen soldiers, he made two steps back without turning his shoulders from the gift.
Few people do this.
