The Malvinas Case, a Subject Relegated to Milei's Speeches From the United Nations Bench
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The conflict with the United Kingdom did not appear as a central concern in the President's recent messages to the General Assembly; the turn will be set out in his presentation on Wednesday.
Canal C Milei before the UN: artificial intelligence, at the center of the speech The President will participate this Wednesday of the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations. Among the main axes of his presentation will be his position on the regulation of artificial intelligence. The publication Milei before the UN: artificial intelligence, at the center of the speech appeared for the first time in Canal C
Javier Milei this Monday night heading for New York, where this Wednesday will be one of the speakers of the General Assembly of the United Nations. The President suspended the weekly Cabinet meeting and remained in the fifth of Olivos to finish preparing his speech, which was closed Monday at noon. [...]
The Argentine president left Monday night, after 23 hours, for New York to participate in the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations. On Wednesday, September 23, he will give his third speech to the international organization.
Milei exposes this Wednesday to the UN his position on the Malvinas, a cause he had mentioned 24 times in three years and which also challenges Spain. The Milei entrance relegates the Malvinas cause to the UN and presents this Wednesday his position in the General Assembly appears first in Moncloa.
President Javier Milei flew to New York this Monday to participate in the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations, as part of a new visit to the United States. The president will develop an intense agenda that will include academic activities, meetings with businessmen and meetings with referents of the Jewish community. Subsequently he plans to travel before the end of the month to Paris for a new edition of Argentina Week. The central acti…
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