British parties debate future of Malvinas
Amina Taylor
Press TV, London
In the UK, the issue of the disputed Malvinas Islands leads to fresh clashes between rival parties. Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has recently called for a sensible dialog regarding the future of the islands between Britain and Argentina. Prime Minister David Cameron however has slammed Corbyn's suggestion as extraordinary, pledging to uphold the "self-determination of those living on the islands." The row comes just hours after Argentina’s new president vowed to continue his country’s claim to the territory. Press TV’s London correspondent Amina Taylor has more.
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