Falkland Islanders started voting in a sovereignty referendum seeking to counter Argentina’s
claim over the British-ruled territory.Falklands-born and long-term residents will cast ballots on whether they want to stay a British Overseas Territory.
A high turnout is expected from among
the islands’ population of roughly 2,500 and an overwhelming 'yes’ vote is likely
Argentine ambassador to Britain says 'vote has no legal grounds'
Voters choose to remain UK territory
The people of the Falkland Islands have voted overwhelmingly in favour of remaining a UK overseas territory.
Of 1,517 votes cast in the two-day referendum - on a turnout
of more than 90% - 1,513 were in favour, while just 3 votes were
against
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