Pablo Areguati as Governor of the islands. and made concessions of land and rights to exploitation of the wildlife and fishing throughout the archipelago. Suc- cessivc expeditions made that year, in 1826. and in 1828 brought new groups of families and means to facilitate their settlement of the islands. and new land grants were made. The settlements prospered satis- factorily under the jurisdiction of the Government of Buenos Aires. On IO June 1829. tho political and military governorship of the Malvinas Islands was established. Luis Ver-net. one of the first inhabitants. was appointed Commander. 33. At no time did Great Britain object to the Argen- tine establishment in the Malvinas Islands. When. in February 1825. it signed ;I treaty of friendship, commerce and navigation with the Government. recognizing Argentine indepcndonce, no rcscrvations whatsoever were put forward concorning the islands. 34. In 1833. when usurpation by the primary naval bower of the era was concluded ;:nd when the struggle for independence had just concluded. the Republic could not oppose militarily the plundering to which it had been subjected. Nevertheless. on 1.5 January 1833. the Government protested to the British Char.@ d’affaires in Buenos Aires. who said he had not re- ceived instructions. On 22 January the Minister per- sisted in his indiffctent attitude. The Minister fol Foreign Affairs of my country, Manuel Massa, in- formed American chancelleries by letter about this usurpation. 35. In this connection. I should like to recall that the Government of Brazil instructed its Minister in London to offer his Argentine colleague full co-oper- ation so as to ensure success in this matter. Othct countries gave immediate diplomatic support to the Republic. 36. On 23 April 1833, the Argentine representative in London, Manuel Moreno. upon instructions from the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the history of the Malvinas Islands, specifically the events and decisions related to the Argentine government's establishment and administration of the islands. The text mentions the granting of land and rights, the settlement of families, and diplomatic efforts to assert Argentine sovereignty over the islands. This suggests that the category related to the text is likely to be one of the categories that focuses on territorial administration and international relations.

**Category**
International trade, Politics