A Buenos Aires workshop is fueling renewed debate by offering free prints of a controversial banner displayed during the World Cup. The banner, proclaiming "The Malvinas are Argentine," references the long-standing sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas. Originally unveiled during Argentina’s victory celebrations, the banner sparked international criticism, particularly from the United Kingdom. Now, the workshop is recreating the image and distributing prints free of charge to fans. This move is seen as a deliberate act to keep the political message alive and capitalize on the national fervor generated by the World Cup. Supporters view it as a patriotic expression, while critics condemn it as inflammatory and disrespectful. The workshop’s initiative highlights the continuing sensitivity surrounding the Malvinas issue within Argentina.