What did the new Argentine vice president say about La Araucanía in Chile?

What did the new Argentine vice president say about La Araucanía in Chile?
What did the new Argentine vice president say about La Araucanía in Chile?

In conversation with CNN journalist, Mónica Rincón, the new and future Argentine vice president, Victoria Villaruelreferred to the relationship between your country and Chile and claimed to be concerned about the situation that occurs in La Araucanía.

What did the new Argentine vice president say about La Araucanía in Chile?

In the interview, the future vice president stated that she hopes “that both countries can work in coordination and I am extremely concerned about the situation of La Araucanía in Chile, because it also spills over into the Argentine Republic.so I hope that we can work in that area of ​​​​security jointly and responsibly so that These crimes that are committed on both sides of the border can be solved quickly”.

Over a eventual trip to Chile, Villaruel assured the Chilean journalist that “in my case, for sure. I have many friends in Chile, I know your country and I have deep affection for itso, From now on, either Javier Milei or I, in my case as vice president, are going to go to Chile and of course visit them“.

Furthermore, when consulted by the relationship between Argentina and Chilethe new vice president expressed that “beyond the presidential efforts, the candidates, the political parties, Our people have a common history, they share a very extensive border, they share problemsso we We are going to work beyond faces and names to ensure that the Argentine people and the Chilean people have a cordial and fraternal relationship“.

Mónica a Rincón’s interview with Victoria Villaruel after Javier Milei’s victory

The first thing the Milei Government will do when it takes office

In the same conversation, Victoria Villaruel referred to Javier Milei’s victory, and assured that the first measures that they will take “are obviously focused on solve the stabilization of the economy and, of course, guarantee order. The areas of economy and security are two immense debts that Kirchnerism and the political class have with the Argentine Republic.“.

There is no honeymoon. We are already a married couple that has been together for 30 years because there is not going to be a honeymoon here, We have to work intensely starting tomorrow in the transition stage and starting December 10 in this new government management“said the future vice president.

What do you think that Javier Milei won?

What do you think that Javier Milei won?

It seems to me that it will hurt Argentina

Well, I prefer Milei more than Massa

I honestly don’t know what to think yet.

36 PEOPLE ALREADY VOTED

 
For Latest Updates Follow us on Google News
 

-

PREV the sectors where more than 70 millimeters fell over the weekend
NEXT Lumberjacks one step away from the promised land