The information, which was not denied and published 72 hours ago by the London newspaper Daily Express ; It states that the illegitimate British occupation government in the Malvina Islands (the Malvinas Island Government ), “has secured £150 million in investment for capital projects, including the new port facility planned for 2027.” Specifically, it says, “ The money was raised with the help of a team from Rothschild & Co, one of the world’s largest independent financial services groups.”
It is none other than the bank of the Rothschild family , also known as the “House of Rothschild” or simply “the Rothschilds.” A European dynasty of German-Jewish origin, some of whose members founded banks and financial institutions in the late 18th century and which ended up becoming, from the 19th century onwards, one of the most influential lines of bankers and financiers in the world. For more than two centuries, the Rothschild family has frequently been the subject of various conspiracy theories, often of anti-Semitic origin,” Wikipedia summarizes in a rather laconic way.
In this case, for the planned port development on the southern coast of Puerto Argentino Bay and a new power plant, Rothschild Bank secured £100 million from L&G and another £50 million from Aberdeen Group PLC . These funds were offered on "competitive terms, with fixed interest rates and funds repayable in several installments over the next 25 years, with the first payment scheduled for 2040."
Images published by ArgenPorts, showing the tentative British project.
However, this isn't the only money the British colony established on the Argentine islands has to pursue these two key projects. From the fishing and oil licenses they grant and sell, along with profits from tourism and livestock activities, they have a fund of US$500 million, which has been managed by HSBC since February of this year .
Rio Tinto in Argentina
Brief. In October 2024 , the national and international press reported that Anglo-Australian Rio Tinto, owned by the Rothschild bank, was taking control of Arcadium Lithium, owner of two of the largest lithium projects in the country: Olaroz in Jujuy and Fenix in Catamarca . The same journalistic significance was achieved in February of this year , when Rio Tinto again announced that it was expanding its lithium and copper production in Argentina, with an investment of US$ 2.5 billion in the Rincón de Salta project, which they already owned - to increase production to 60,000 tons of lithium carbonate per year -, and another US$ 35 million for McEwen Copper's Los Azules copper project in San Juan.
Sources:
