Ever since the Falklands War, public opinion regarding ownership of the islands has become extremely polarized; with the populace of Britain and Argentina both being divided into two camps that fervently favour or reject handing the islands back to the Argentines. What would this public opinion look like if, say, the Falklands War never occured?
Especially in Britain; would we have a larger, more influential group of people pushing for returning the Falklands/Malvinas to Argentina?
Would those that oppose them be as fervent as they are in OTL?
Would there have been any attempts to actually exchange the islands?
Or would nobody really care with the pre-1982 status quo continuing to present day?
Especially in Britain; would we have a larger, more influential group of people pushing for returning the Falklands/Malvinas to Argentina?
Would those that oppose them be as fervent as they are in OTL?
Would there have been any attempts to actually exchange the islands?
Or would nobody really care with the pre-1982 status quo continuing to present day?