US EditionMilei Cancelled His Trip to Spain and Will Stay to Intensify the Management After the Trip in the Buenos Aires Elections
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Javier Milei has suspended his planned trip to Spain on Friday, according to sources from Casa Rosada confirmed to EL PAÍS. The unofficial tour was aimed at the participation of the Argentine president in the event Viva 25, organized by Vox, the party of the Spanish ultra-right. The change of plans has been the response to the political earthquake that followed the defeat of La Libertad Avanza, the formation of Milei, in the legislative election…
The news broke into Madrid, where VOX had opted for Milei to consolidate the projection of the European ultra-right towards Latin America.
Although his presence was not confirmed, the President defined that he will not travel to a festival of the Spanish party Vox, to be held this week. His next intended destination is the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
The political tension for the electoral defeat in Buenos Aires would have been the reason for the suspension, according to sources of Chancellery; it had been invited by Vox
President Javier Milei has decided to cancel his trip to Spain, scheduled for this Friday, after the recent defeat of his party, La Libertad Avanza, in the legislative elections of the province of Buenos Aires. This decision generates a significant impact in the Argentine political and diplomatic arena. Details of the cancelled trip to Madrid Milei had planned to participate in the event “Viva Europa 2025”, organized by the Spanish party of ultr…
President Javier Milei suspended the trip he had scheduled for this Thursday to Spain, in a decision that constitutes the first political coup of the hard electoral defeat suffered by La Libertad Avanza in the legislative elections of the province of Buenos Aires. After losing for more than thirteen and a half points against Fuerza Patria, the president cancelled his international agenda to fully address the management of the internal crisis, wh…
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