US EditionAlberto Fernández's speech at the UN: criticism of the IMF and requested by the Malvinas | “The global financial architecture only serves to concentrate income on a very few”
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Alberto Fernández's speech at the UN: criticism of the IMF and requested by the Malvinas | “The global financial architecture only serves to concentrate income on a very few”
El presidente Alberto Fernández habló este martes ante la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, en su última alocución como mandatario. “El mundo está sometido a un tiempo de cambios”, dijo en una ponencia en la que criticó al Fondo Monetario Internacional, pidió el fin de las sanciones a Cuba y Venezuela y reivindicó la soberanía sobre las Malvinas, entre otros puntos.El discurso duró casi 20 minutos, y arrancó con un recordatorio de lo que …
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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