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Orsi and Petro discussed how to advance South American integration

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DOBLE LLAVE – The President of Uruguay, Yamandú Orsi, and his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, discussed how to advance South American integration. This was reported by the Uruguayan Foreign Minister, Mario Lubetkin, at a press conference in which he gave details of the many meetings that the new president had in the day. “The rethinking was analyzed or a deep reflection was made of how to advance South American integration, a subject that …

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Orsi and Petro discussed how to advance South American integration

DOBLE LLAVE – The President of Uruguay, Yamandú Orsi, and his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, discussed how to advance South American integration. This was reported by the Uruguayan Foreign Minister, Mario Lubetkin, at a press conference in which he gave details of the many meetings that the new president had in the day. “The rethinking was analyzed or a deep reflection was made of how to advance South American integration, a subject that …

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