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Nigeria: 'Useless Organisation' - Argentina President Milei Attacks UN
The Argentine president called the UN a useless organization, defended Argentina’s Falklands claim and rejected calls for tighter state control of artificial intelligence.
- On Wednesday, Argentine President Javier Milei addressed the United Nations General Assembly, calling the institution a "useless organization" filled with "arrogant parasites" that allowed "chaos, violence and international terrorism" to flourish.
- This address marked Milei's third consecutive annual broadside against the United Nations, which he has previously denounced as an "impotent organisation" promoting a "supranational government that is socialist."
- During the speech, Milei criticized the United Nations for "looking the other way" on Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands, calling it "a national cause," while rejecting state regulation of artificial intelligence alongside President Donald Trump.
- Underscoring his close alliance with Trump, Argentina and the United States announced the Andes-Atlantic Corridor on Wednesday, a joint infrastructure initiative to connect "vital economic sectors to major Atlantic ports and Western markets."
- Argentina's economic stability relies on a $20bn extended fund facility from the IMF, a dependency that complicates Milei's career-long strategy of deriding the multilateral system he depends upon.
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'Argentina not going to sit around…': Milei vows to take Falkland Islands matter into 'his hands’
Argentina President Javier Milei blasted the United Nations as “useless” during his UNGA speech, attacking its handling of the Falkland Islands dispute.Milei said Argentina would not “sit around” waiting for the UN and would “take matters into our own hands” over the Falklands/Malvinas.Watch Milei’s fiery UN speech on Argentina’s Falkland Islands claim, UK negotiations, UN criticism and sovereignty dispute.
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