In what Argentine officials call a "clear provocation", Great Britain has reinforced its military presence in the Malvinas Islands, in a violation of UN resolutions and international law. The Malvinas, which the British colonists call the Falklands, is also claimed by Argentina, a position supported by Latin American nations. London claims the increased military presence is in response to the threat of an Argentine invasion, which Buenos Aires says is ridiculous. Observers charge that the British measures are designed to whip up nationalist sentiment at home for electoral purposes. Laureano Ponce reports from Buenos Aires. teleSUR