Milei and Netanyahu Discussed the Falklands in His only Bilateral in New York
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Milei and Netanyahu discussed the Falklands in his only bilateral in New York
Argentine President Javier Milei met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for about twenty minutes on Thursday at United Nations headquarters, in what was his only bilateral meeting with a head of state or government during his trip to New York. Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno confirmed they discussed the Falklands.
The President spoke to businessmen, bankers and investors at The Economic Club of New York, where he linked his economic projections to a possible re-election. He also met with the Israeli Prime Minister and addressed the Malvinas issue. The Milei news closed his tour in New York with a message to investors and a meeting with Netanyahu was first published in Sin Mordaza.
Argentine President Javier Milei closed his U.S. tour with a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he confirmed his alignment with the genocidal state of Israel. On the eve of the meeting, Milei declared that Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump are “the two great heroes of humanity.” The post Milei-Netanyahu summit in New York: apology of a genocidal first appeared on Cubadebate.
The President advanced with a strategic "Western" infrastructure agreement framed in the competition with China for supply chains. At the General Assembly, he focused his speech on Malvinas, questioned the agency and supported Israel in its moment of maximum isolation. Read more
President Javier Milei met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York during the last day of his visit to the United States. The conversation lasted for about 20 minutes and took place behind closed doors at the headquarters of the United Nations (UN). Milei was accompanied by Chancellor Pablo Quirno and Minister of Economy Luis Caputo. The hearing with Netanyahu was the only bilateral meeting with a head of state or government i…
The President reaffirmed his alignment with Israel on his international tour.
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