Milei's Spokesperson Plays Down Diplomatic Spat with Brazil
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Argentina, Pablo Quirno, said on Wednesday that Javier Milei's government does not intend to break relations with Brazil. The statement takes place in the context of diplomatic tension between the countries, which worsened in the last days after Milei's participation in the PL convention that officialized Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy for the Planalto.
After offenses from Milei to Lula, Pablo Quirno defended maintaining the 'ideological difference' alien to the 'institutional plan'
He considered that these were "political and ideological differences" between the two leaders.
The head of the San Martín Palace rested on the criticisms of Brazilian Vice President Geraldo Alckmin. The official strategy seeks to encapsulate the dispute between the two leaders as a mere conflict of a party nature. You may be interested: Diplomatic crisis following the insults of Javier Milei in São Paulo Pablo Quirno, Foreign Minister of the Argentine Republic, ruled out a rupture of the diplomatic link with Brazil. The official attribute…
The Argentine Foreign Minister referred this Wednesday to the diplomatic tension that escalated with the country’s main trading partner: “There is no chance of breaking relations”
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