The president of France was at an intimate ceremony that took place in the Buenos Aires church of Santa Cruz. There he commemorated the French nuns kidnapped during the military dictatorship.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron will meet with Javier Milei at the Casa Rosada this Sunday around noon. Previously, the French president attended with his wife Brigitte at the Santa Cruz Church, in the San Cristóbal neighborhood, in a brief and intimate ceremony where he paid tribute to the French nuns. Léonie Duquet and Alice Domon kidnapped during the last military dictatorship.
Macron and his wife were present at the Buenos Aires temple, in an event that lasted about an hour. At the end of the ceremony, the French delegation headed to Casa Rosada, amid a strong security operation.
Emmanuel Macron was in Olivos and had dinner with Javier Milei before the G20
After his participation in the CPAC and his meeting with Donald Trump, the president Javier Milei received his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron this saturday night in the presidential estate of Olivos.
Minutes before 9 p.m., the French president entered the official residence in Olivos with his wife Brigitte to have dinner with the libertarian, accompanied by a strong police operation. Macron arrives in the country as part of his visit to South America on the occasion of the G20 Summit which will take place in Rio de JaneiroBrazil.
In the formal meeting between both presidents scheduled for today at Casa Rosada Argentine ministers and members of the French delegation will participate. Meanwhile, they do not expect announcements or joint statements. It will only be “a work meeting”, as reported by the Government.
Source: Ambito
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