The President of the Republic will share the stage tonight with his counterpart Javier Milei, in a large event with 1,500 guests.
President Luis Lacalle Pou participate tonight in the Liberty Dinner, in Buenos Aires. This is a meeting that will bring together hundreds of Argentine politicians and businessmen united under the ideals of liberalism.
Lacalle Pou is one of the guests of honor at the event, along with the Argentine president, Javier Milei. Both will speak before the 1,500 guests who will gather at the complex from 7:30 p.m. Goldencenter, just as anticipated Ambit.
This is the second trip of the President of the Republic to the Argentina in a week. The previous one was to participate in the exclusive forum of Llao Llao, before the call Red circle Argentinian.
Today it will be heard again by Argentine businessmen, among whom is this Cristiano Rattazzi, as well as Eduardo Eurnekián, of America Corporation that manages Uruguay Airports; Alejandro Roemmers, responsible of Pharmacy, which operates the FarmaGlobal network in Montevideo, and Marcos Bulgheroni, of Pan American Energy. These are businessmen with strong ties to the Uruguay.
Other companies with a presence on both shores that accompany the dinner organized annually by Freedom Foundation are Matba Rofex, that manages the electronic stock exchange UFEX in the country; and multinationals like Uber and Huawei.
Uruguayan presence and Argentine politicians
In addition, Ambit confirmed the presence of the president of the Center for Development Studies (CED), Hernán Bonilla, and of Agustín Iturralde, who leads the team of advisors for the National Party (PN) candidate’s campaign, Alvaro Delgado.
For the Argentine political sphere, the dinner will be marked by the reunion between the president Javier Milei and the former president Mauricio Macri –whose participation was also confirmed- after internal government tensions between the PRO and La Libertad Avanza (LLA). It is also expected that the libertarian will mention, in his speech, the massive mobilization on Tuesday in support of public university education.
Source: Ambito
