Original sentence: Spain, which had a garrison at Puerto Soledad on East Falkland, which was administered from Montevideo until 1811 when it withdrew due to the military pressures created by the Peninsular War in Spain and the growing calls for independence by its colonies in South America
Edited sentence: After the first independence attempts in Buenos Aires, the governor of Montevideo, Gaspar de Vigodet decided to gather all the military forces at his disposal in order to confront the revolutionaries of May, so he ordered to evacuate the Malvinas.In January 1811 Spain abandoned the islands with intentions of returning after 37 years of undisputed occupation, also leaving plaques on the chapel bell tower and on the main buildings, in which it affirmed its sovereignty over the islands:.The Cortes de Cádiz approved on 30 March of 1812 the agreement of the Junta de Guerra to abandon the islands.. Spain, which had a garrison at Puerto Soledad on East Falkland, which was administered from Montevideo until 1811 when it withdrew due to the military pressures created by the Peninsular War in Spain and the growing calls for independence by its colonies in South America.The Spanish garrison of Puerto Soledad moves to Montevideo in 1811 aboard the brigantine Gálvez in order to fight against the revolutionary government of Buenos Aires.The Spanish rule of the Islands had to end as a result of the Napoleonic invasion and the Argentine War of Independence.The order signed by Francisco Javier de Elío is transmitted to His Majesty's Minister of State on March 18, 1811.The resolution to withdraw the Spanish detachment is taken on January 8, 1811 in the Junta de Guerra presided over by Gaspar de Vigodet captain general and governor of Montevideo.The total depopulation of the Falkland Islands took place