Argentina ‘Will Not Join BRICS,’ Declares Milei’s Incoming Foreign Minister
Argentina is gearing up for a new phase following the unprecedented success of the Javier Milei-Victoria Villaruel ticket, which became the most voted for since the return of democracy, securing a resounding victory with 55.65% of the votes.
ZINGER KEY POINTS
- Incoming Foreign Minister Mondino emphasizes non-alignment in international relations, rejecting BRICS membership.
- Foreign Minister Mondino prioritizes multilateralism over BRICS alignment, shaping Argentina’s diplomatic future.
Argentina is gearing up for a new phase following the unprecedented success of the Javier Milei-Victoria Villaruel ticket, which became the most voted for since the return of democracy, securing a resounding victory with 55.65% of the votes.
The international atmosphere seems to be in their favor, with what was once dismissively described as a mere local phenomenon now making waves as far as the White House. This new era of Argentine diplomatic relations owes much to the pragmatism of the incoming Foreign Minister, Diana Mondino, who is set to assume office on Dec. 10.
In her recent remarks, Mondino stated emphatically, “We will not join the BRICS.” Argentina’s attempt to join this political axis was previously announced but never materialized.
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Source: Disclose TV
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