This Monday the 22nd, the Spanish newspaper, La Voz de Galicia ; published an extensive note praising the professionalism of a travel agency in the Galician city of Viveró , which with only 3 employees sells between 500 and 700 national and international air tickets monthly for companies throughout Spain; “In many cases for clients from the fishing sector, such as shipowners from Celeiro, Burela, A Coruña or Vigo, or from the wind sector,” he says.
And to highlight the company's expertise, La Voz de Galicia headlined with a quote from the agency's owner: " Twenty-two crew members of a fishing boat were stranded in Chile, and in 5 hours we had a jet to take them to the Malvinas." ».
Without intending to, the journalistic article unmasks a reality that is covered up by the cynicism of diplomacy. When, on the one hand, Spain accompanies in the United Nations the Argentine claim for the sovereignty of the Malvinas and Argentina does the same in defense of Spain for the usurped Rock of Gibraltar, by the United Kingdom; But Spain says and does nothing regarding the Galician fishing fleet that plunders our country's fishing resources in the waters of the Malvinas with the license of the British usurper.
The same happens with Chile. In favor of Argentina, the Chilean Foreign Ministry is the one who annually requests before the United Nations Decolonization Committee, the opening of diplomatic dialogue by Great Britain, to resume the negotiation for the sovereignty of the Malvinas.But, on the other hand, it authorizes clandestine flights to the Malvinas Islands, is its main supplier of fresh food, receives military ships in its ports and reinforces scientific agreements with the United Kingdom on Antarctic matters.
The picture is completed with the blatant collaborationism of the pro-British Buenos Aires Foreign Ministry; that before denouncing the double discourse of Chile and Spain (the same of Uruguay and Brazil); maintains complicit silence to keep the 47 million Argentinians in the most absolute ignorance about how English colonialism is advancing in the South Atlantic.
