STOCKHOLM/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron hit back at Argentina on Thursday over its plans to protest to the United Nations against British "militarization" of the Falklands, saying islanders would have London's backing for as long as they wished to remain British. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez, who has accused Britain of "militarizing the South Atlantic," hardened her posture on Thursday following stories in the British press about a nuclear submarine being sent to the South Atlantic. She said her government would make a presentation at the U.N. ...
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