The XXX Ibero-American Summit Rejects Coercion Between States with the Discrepancy of Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica and Paraguay
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The Ibero-American general secretary, Andrés Allamand, explained in a press conference that the position of these four countries "does not create any complications."
In Spain, the XXX Ibero-American Summit ended with differences between the political leaders of the region, divided by their ideological shores: Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica and Paraguay broke the consensus in the Madrid Declaration, in the paragraph that rejects coercion and the application to countries of measures contrary to international law and the Charter of the United Nations. Report of our correspondent, Marina Colorado.
The government of Laura Fernández departed from one of the 20 points of the document, which condemns international coercion; Argentina, Colombia and Paraguay also recorded their disagreement.
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