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An Argentine Banner Showed Its England Win Was About More Than Sports

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By John Yoon
| Breaking One
As Argentine players celebrated defeating England in the World Cup semifinal Wednesday, two of them held up a handmade banner on the field in Atlanta. "Las Malvinas son argentinas," it read -- "The Malvinas are Argentine." The banner used another name for the Falkland Islands, a British territory in the South Atlantic that is also claimed by Argentina. The two countries fought a bloody war over the archipelago in 1982, in which Britain emerged victorious.
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An Argentine Banner Showed Its England Win Was About More Than Sports

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By John Yoon
| Breaking One
As Argentine players celebrated defeating England in the World Cup semifinal Wednesday, two of them held up a handmade banner on the field in Atlanta. "Las Malvinas son argentinas," it read -- "The Malvinas are Argentine." The banner used another name for the Falkland Islands, a British territory in the South Atlantic that is also claimed by Argentina. The two countries fought a bloody war over the archipelago in 1982, in which Britain emerged victorious.
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An Argentine Banner Showed Its England Win Was About More Than Sports

|
By John Yoon
| Breaking One
As Argentine players celebrated defeating England in the World Cup semifinal Wednesday, two of them held up a handmade banner on the field in Atlanta. "Las Malvinas son argentinas," it read -- "The Malvinas are Argentine." The banner used another name for the Falkland Islands, a British territory in the South Atlantic that is also claimed by Argentina. The two countries fought a bloody war over the archipelago in 1982, in which Britain emerged victorious.
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