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Paraguayan President Pena 'doing well' after hospitalization in Brazil

Santiago Peña · Paraguay

Paraguayan President Pena 'doing well' after hospitalization in Brazil

44% Center coverage: 23 sources

Paraguayan President Santiago Pena was in stable condition on Monday evening after being hospitalized while attending the G20 summit in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro, the hospital said. See the Story

Rio G20 Declaration signed – Argentina adheres only partially

Javier Milei · Rio De Janeiro

Rio G20 Declaration signed – Argentina adheres only partially

Coverage: 5 sources

G20 Leaders Monday signed at the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro a joint 85-item declaration in which they addressed the world's current challenges. However, Argentine President Javier Milei announced he would not be endorsing the so-called 2030 Agenda goals.See the Story

Argentina becomes newest founding member of Lula's alliance against hunger

Lula Da Silva · Argentina

Argentina becomes newest founding member of Lula's alliance against hunger

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Javier Milei's Argentina became after last-minute negotiations the 82nd country to join the Global Alliance against Hunger and Poverty, Brazil's initiative launched during the two-day G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro. With Buenos Aires' decision, no G20 country stayed out of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's partnership which is also made up of the African Union and the European Union, in addition to 9 financial institutions, 24 internaSee the Story

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