A Twitter Official of Javier Milei Unleashed a Diplomatic Conflict with China
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Juan Pablo Carreira, alias Juan Doe, is Director of Digital Communication of the Government of Javier Milei and in charge of the Official Response Office. He was also editor of La Derecho Diario, founded by the detainee Cerimedo. On Saturday he accused the Communist Party of the Asian giant of causing thousands of deaths and generated another diplomatic short circuit. He adds to those that the president himself generated with Spain and Brazil Th…
Juan Pablo Carreira, National Director of Digital Communication of the Presidency and one of the leading libertarian operators on social networks, held the Chinese Communist Party responsible for the tragedy in Nepal. The Chinese Embassy rejected their claims, called them “rumors” based on ideological prejudices and demanded that it immediately change its attitude to [...]
Canal C Fort Diplomatic Crossing: Chinese Embassy Crosses Milei Official The diplomatic headquarters accused the Government's Director of Digital Communication of spreading "wrong rums" after attributing an avalanche to Chinese state works. They warned that these statements harm bilateral relations. The publication Strong Diplomatic Crossing: China's Embassy Crossed a Milei Official first appeared on Channel C
This is the director of Digital Communication, who questioned Beijing for the tragedy in Nepal. The Chinese Embassy responded. The post A libertarian influencer and Javier Milei official provoked a conflict with China following a tweet appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
This is “Juan Doe”, the head of the Official Response Office of the Rosada House. The libertarian accused the Chinese State of the tragedy in Nepal and the embassy of the eastern country went out at the crossing.
A strong diplomatic conflict broke out between Argentina and China after the national director of Digital Communication of the Presidency, Juan Pablo Carreira (known on social networks as "Juan Doe"), published controversial statements about the tragic natural catastrophe on the border of Nepal. The official linked the Communist Party of China (PCCh) with the disaster, provoking the immediate and harsh rejection of the Asian diplomatic delegatio…
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