Rep. Venegas (PS) Points Out that He Gathered the Signatures for Questioning Against Foreign Minister Pérez Mackenna: “There Is No Other Alternative”
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Deputy Nelson Venegas (PS) assured that the opposition already has the necessary support to challenge the Foreign Minister, Francisco Pérez Mackenna, and confirmed that the request will be presented this week. The offensive points to the management of the foreign policy of the government of José Antonio Kast, especially to the tensions with ... Continue reading "For Argentina and the US: opposition assures 52 votes and puts date to interpellatio…
The Socialist parliamentarian and member of the Commission of RR.EE pointed out that "the action of the Chancellery, was, I believe, deplete, or ambiguous, or full of questions, or confused, at least".
The opposition presented an appeal against the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Francisco Pérez Mackenna, this Monday because of the controversy over the sovereignty of the Strait of Magellan and following statements by the United States ambassador to Chile, Brandon Judd. Congressman Gonzalo Winter (FA) pointed out that “it is evident that there is no conduct [...] The post Opposition presents an interpellation against Chancellor Francisco Pérez Mac…
In Es Cuando, the Socialist Party (PS) deputy, Nelson Venegas, referred to the interpellation to the Foreign Minister, Francisco Pérez Mackenna, and clarified that “it is not an attack, it is a summons for consultations with the Chancellor.”
Santiago, Chile, September 8 (Prensa Latina) Chilean lawmakers have now gathered 62 signatures, 10 more than needed, to summon Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna to question him about the direction of foreign policy, particularly relations with Argentina and the United States. The post Chilean Foreign Minister to be Questioned about Foreign Policy Direction appeared first on Prensa Latina News.
Deputies filed an appeal against Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna, which would take place at the end of September for his management in foreign policy.
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