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82 May 12 We	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKMIS New York telegram 728 to FCO (0257Z) ("Falklands") [Parsons gives account of talks with UN Secretary-General] [declassified 2012]
82 May 19 We	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKMIS New York telegrams 783-784 to FCO (1632Z) (Argentine paper of "views and ideas") ["the Argentines have reverted to the negotiating position they occupied at the very beginning of Perez de Cuellar's initiative"] [declassified 2012]
82 May 20 Th	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKMIS New York telegram 792 to FCO (0113Z) ("Falklands: Secretary-General's Initiative") [Perez de Cuellar urges "last urgent effort" to secure peace agreement] [declassified 2012]
82 May 20 Th	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: UKMIS New York telegram 793 to FCO (0210Z) ("Falklands") [update on UN-led negotiations: "the Secretary-General has dropped an extremely embarrassing bombshell"] [declassified 2012]
82 May 20 Th	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (Thatcher MSS)	Falklands: UKMIS New York telegram 794 to FCO (0211Z) ("Falklands") [text of UN Secretary-General's Aide Memoire] [released 2013]
82 May 20 Th	Declassified documents	Major	Archive (TNA)	Falklands: Pym minute to MT ("Falklands: New York Initiative") [developments in negotiations] [declassified 2012]

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