The President was present at the Movistar Arena where the inauguration of the competition that brings together the Jewish community took place.
President Javier Mileiin the midst of a busy agenda in his first days in office, was in the Movistar Arena during the inauguration of the Pan American Maccabean Gameswhere He greeted and harangued the Argentine delegation.
Argentine athletes, of all ages, They showed great enthusiasm in the presence of the President and they returned with their greeting. Some of them even They were able to take a photo with the liberal president.
Yesterday, December 27, was the first day of the competition that seeks to encourage the development of sports within the Jewish community and They will be held until January 4 in Buenos Aires. This is the third time that Argentina receives the Pan American Maccabean Gameshad already done so in 1995 and 2007.
Maccabee Pan American Games: all the details
The countries that will compete in the multi-sports tournament will be ArgentinaUruguay, United States, Brazil, Chile, Canada, Mexico, Colombia and Cuba, although there will also be athletes representing Israel, Switzerland, Zimbabwe, United Kingdom, South Africa, Australia and Germany.
The 3,500 athletes They will be distributed in three of the largest Jewish community sports centers in Buenos Aires: the Nautical Hacoaj (in Tiger); Argentine Hebrew Society (in Pilar); and Cissab (in Tristán Suárez). There will be 20 disciplines competing in simultaneous and five age categories.
Javier Milei’s agenda, after sending the “omnibus law” to Congress
This morning, after a hectic Wednesday after sending the “omnibus law” bill to Congress, Javier Milei led a Cabinet meeting at the Casa Rosada.
Once the meeting was over, the President went out to the balcony of the government house and greeted the people passing through the Plaza de Mayo with his ministers.
Source: Ambito
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