US EditionMilei Concluded His Trip to Hungary: Meeting with Orbán, Speech and Honorary Distinction Cause
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The journey of the Argentine president to Hungary, the fourth international destination in less than a month, focused on strengthening ideological ties with conservative and ultra-right European leaders. Milei arrived with a reduced entourage that included his sister Karina and the chancellor, and was received with honors by the local authorities. Yesterday the official agenda started early. First, a bilateral meeting with the Hungarian presiden…
Buenos Aires, 21 March (NA)-- President Javier Milei completed his schedule of activities in Hungary, where he held bilateral meetings with President Tamás Sulyok and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, presented himself at the CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference) and was awarded by the Ludovica University of Budapest. According to the Argentine News Agency, the president held meetings with the President of Hungary at the Sándor Palace, and …
The President advanced one of the topics that he will develop at the CPC. He is accompanied by Karina Milei and Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno. He already met Tamás Sulyok, who gave him a ceramic lion. President Javier Milei will participate this Saturday in a new edition of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Budapest, capital of Hungary. In the previous one, the president met with his pair, Tamás Sulyok. He also visited Vikto…
President Javier Milei presents himself this Saturday in Budapest in the framework of a new international scale, where he participates in the Conference of Conservative Political Action (CPAC), a forum that brings together leaders and referents of the right at a global level. Official activity began at 11 local time (7 Argentina), with a meeting between the Argentine Head of State and the president of Hungary, Tamás Sulyok, in the Palace of Sánd…
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