The President Javier Milei will make his debut next Tuesday against the United Nations General Assembly (UN) with a fiery speech against the Agenda 2030 and to differentiate itself from that organization by its “alignment with China“, in line with the Government’s approach with USA.
The president will return to US territory for the sixth time in less than a yearin this case to speak for the first time before the leaders of the member countries of the supranational organization, with a speech in which he will reiterate his Questioning socialismas a synonym for state interventionism. In addition, he will reaffirm his criticism of the fight against climate change and the gender policies.
The Libertarian will leave on Saturday night on a private plane bound for New York, A little over a month after his last trip abroad, when he made an express visit to Chile. He will be accompanied by the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo; the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich; the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei; and the chancellor Diana Mondino. The head of the Central Bank could join the delegation, Santiago Bausili.
Javier Milei will speak for the first time before the UN on Tuesday
The agenda of the trip was being defined and will be detailed in the next few hours by the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni, at the usual press conference. Until now, only the President’s presentation to the UN Assembly, in the fourth shift, scheduled for Tuesday close to 16.
The first Milei’s speech before the UN It will be similar to the one he gave at the beginning of the year in the Davos Forumaccording to the Argentine News Agency, and will focus on reaffirming “the ideas of freedom”both socially and economically, so it is expected that it will expose its Questions about the 2030 AgendaThis will not be the first time that the libertarian has rejected climate change and gender equality policies, so he will dedicate himself to deepening his already known position.
The 2030 Agenda, approved in 2015 by the United Nations, is a framework of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that invite member countries to work towards “end poverty, protect the planet and improve the lives and prospects of people everywhere,” according to the UN.
The SDGs include “no poverty”, “zero hunger”, “good health and well-being”, “quality education”, “gender equality”, “clean water and sanitation” and “climate action”. The proposals, supported by all member states, are the subject of criticism from far-right sectors that denounce state intervention.
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With criticism of China, Milei will reaffirm his alignment with the US
He will also dedicate a section of his presentation to questioning the “alignment” of the UN with the People’s Republic of China, governed by the Chinese Communist Party. “The President is more aligned with Western values,” admitted a source close to the president’s speeches. At the Casa Rosada they consider that the UN “works under the service of China”so the president will express his differences in this regard.
Despite the geographical proximity, the libertarian administration assures that the president will avoid commenting on the elections of USA. With November 5 as the horizon for the electoral contest, and despite his ideological closeness to the Republican candidate, Donald Trump, who faces Democrat Kamala Harris, Milei will avoid any political gesture for “not to interfere in the campaign.”
With the headquarters of the IMF a few kilometers away, in Washington, Speculations about the renegotiation of a new agreement are rife, despite sources from the Ministry of Economy assuring that There are no meetings scheduled with White House officials or agency officials.. Until now, negotiations with the IMF remained on hold.
The government attributed this calm to the former Western Hemisphere director Rodrigo Valdés, who opted to step down from his post after the president accused him of being a “leftist.” This change renewed the expectations of the Argentine government, which hopes for a redesign of the agreement with the Background.
The IMF is moving forward with a decision that could benefit Argentina by US$12 billion
Days ago, the International Monetary Fund met informally to discuss changes to its flight attendant policy. According to information obtained by In this regard, the multilateral organization would be willing to grant a reduction in the extra interest it charges to countries that are indebted above their quota.
In the same vein, it could accept a downward revision of the base rate and an increase in the limit from which penalties are charged. A formal meeting will take place in October, where a decision could be announced that favors Argentina, which pays more than US$700 million a year for this policy.
For Argentina, this could result in savings of US$400 million annually, and considering that the flight attendants have a lifespan of thirty years, this could mean savings of around US$12 billion.
Source: Ambito
