Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri Castelli's Falklands War

198 1 became president, continued to implement cruel dictatorship, banned strikes and protests, slaughtered left-wing Democrats, and financially supported big landlords and capitalists. His reactionary rule aroused people's dissatisfaction. Four months after galtieri took office, his support rate gradually declined. In order to divert attention,1In April, 982, Argentina went to war with Britain for the falklands. The war was strongly condemned by Britain, the United Nations and other countries in the world. The United States was ambiguous at first, and later joined the condemnation team. But in Argentina, the war was widely supported by the people, and even anti-authoritarian organizations changed their attitude and began to support Galtie. Gallieri and the Argentine government thought that Britain would not send troops, and even in the worst case, the United States would support them. However, after constant diplomatic pressure and negotiations, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher decided to send a navy to seize the island and won it two months later.