‘No Other Country Is More Closely Aligned’ – Trump Envoy Hails US-Argentina Ties
- U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau said the United States is closely aligned with Javier Milei’s government in Argentina.
- The United States approved funding for anti-drug efforts, child-trafficking prosecutions, and a cybersecurity operations center in Argentina.
- Argentina and the United States are working toward Argentina joining the U.S. visa waiver program, but no timetable was provided.
- The visit followed U.S. Ambassador Peter Lamelas’s comments linking Washington’s support to Milei’s reelection, prompting controversy in Argentina.
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A U.S. leader qualifies Javier Milei's government as the most aligned with Washington and announces investments in security for Argentina.
US Under-Secretary of State Christopher Landau said on Thursday, in Buenos Aires, that the Argentine government is the most aligned to Washington, during a visit marked by announcements of cooperation in security. President Donald Trump's envoy praised Javier Milei's government and maintained that Argentina has the resources to become an "economic superpower".
Buenos Aires, Oct 22 (EFE).- U.S. Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau said this Thursday in Buenos Aires that the bilateral relationship between his country and Argentina reached "historical milestones" in political and economic matters, and urged to "take advantage of this moment" to achieve greater cooperation. "I think there is no other country in all [...] The entry Undersecretary of State Landau says that relationship between the U.S…
‘No other country is more closely aligned’ – Trump envoy hails US-Argentina ties
Christopher Landau, number two at the US State Department, meets Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno in Buenos Aires; Alongside Washington’s Western Hemisphere chief Juan Pablo Segura, duo announce funding to combat drug trafficking, human-trafficking and cyberattacks. Leer más
The Under-Secretary of State, Christopher Landau, acknowledged that a close look is being made at the articles, which promote sanctions for companies with links to oil exploitation in the Islands.
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