US EditionMilei Highlights Contrast Between Argentina's Decline and Paraguay's Progress
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The Argentine president, Javier Milei, praised to the Congress of Paraguay the growth of the economy of this country.
President Javier Milei said this morning that beyond “the unshakable ties” between Argentina and Paraguay, both nations today have leaders “who understand that the State should not be an obstacle to development,” and who push for “processes of transformation, deregulation, investment and security.” The statements were made by exposing them to the legislators and members of the Supreme Court of Justice at an Honorary Session of the National Congr…
Javier Milei Spoke in Paraguay of the "Commercial Opening" and Mentioned the Export From Vaca Muerta
President Javier Milei spoke this Wednesday in a special session organized by the Congress of the Nation of Paraguay with praise to his fellow Santiago Peña, in the framework of his State visit, and highlighted the possibility of giving rise to the “commercial opening” in a message to Mercosur. He also spoke about the export of natural gas...
President Javier Milei participated this morning in a special session in the Paraguayan Congress, where he praised Santiago Peña and sent a message to the region: “Commercial openness and voluntary cooperation are the way to a better future for the continent.” In his speech, Milei highlighted Paraguay’s progress in deregulation, investment and state transformation. “While you did not stop growing, we deepened our decline,” he said, making the di…
The Argentine president, Javier Milei, spoke at the Honorary Session of the Congress of Paraguay, after having met this Tuesday with his partner Santiago Peña. In his speech, he highlighted differences between the two nations and threw a dart against legislators who play in Argentina: "Every time I come to visit I can't help but think about what my country can learn from you." Thus, the libertarian lamented the "diametrically opposed results" du…
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