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The disputed archipelago will appear on the face side of the blue 50 peso note - worth POUNDS 3.70. <\/p>\n
The reverse side will carry the image of an Argentine folk hero who led a bloody 19th century uprising against the British in the Falklands. <\/p>\n
Antonio Rivero will be pictured riding across the islands on horseback with an Argentine flag hoisted above his head. <\/p>\n
The timing of the new banknote, bound to anger Britain, was announced today\/yesterday (TUE) by Argentinas Central Bank. <\/p>\n
Bank president Alejandro Vanoli said: The aim of this new banknote is to incorporate the Argentine nations unwavering claim over the Falklands Islands into an element of daily use. <\/p>\n
Riveros August 1833 uprising, eight months after the British took control of the Falkland Islands, claimed the lives of five men. <\/p>\n
It will compel every Argentine to keep alive on a daily basis the flames of love for our islands which are and always will be ours <\/p>\n
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The gang he led went unpunished because a local court system had not been established - and he went on to acquire the status of a folk hero in Argentina. <\/p>\n
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