Video: Argentina airs controversial Olympics advert of athletes in Falklands The advert, broadcast on various channels at 10pm, prime time in Argentina, shows Fernando Zylberberg, a member of the men's Argentine hockey team, running through the streets of Stanley in preparation for July's games in London. After watching Zylberberg train outside the Globe Tavern, the Falklands" most popular pub, and sprint past the Penguin News, the islands" only newspaper - which recently published a picture of Cristina Kirchner, the Argentine president, on its website under the visible filename "b----" - viewers read the slogan: "To compete on English soil, we train on Argentine soil." She has criticised Britain for maintaining a "colonial enclave" in the South Atlantic and her foreign secretary, Héctor Timerman, made a formal complaint to the UN calling for the Coalition to negotiate sovereignty of the islands with Argentina. The airing of the controversial advert, created by New York-based agency Young and Rubicam, came just two hours after Mrs Kirchner had spoken at the inauguration of the "Malvinas patio" in a courtyard of the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace in Buenos Aires. Announcing the broadcast last night, government representatives said it would have a "strong impact." During her speech at the Casa Rosada, Mrs Kirchner backed Alicia Castro, the Argentine ambassador to the UK, in her confrontation on Monday with William Hague, the foreign secretary. Mr Hague clashed with Mrs Castro when she asked him during a conference on human rights if the UK would consider negotiating the future of the Falklands. "I want to reiterate the attitude of our ambassador," Mrs Kirchner said. We will not quieten down.