The President of the Republic of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, and his accompanying delegation attended this Wednesday the inauguration of the elected President of Argentina, Alberto Fernandez, and Vice-President Cristina Fernandez.
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, heads the delegation of the island attending this Tuesday the inauguration of Alberto Fernandez as President of Argentina and Cristina Fernandez as Vice-President
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, began this Monday his program of visit to Argentina with a working meeting with entrepreneurs whom he thanked for his support in the face of the U.S. blockade against the island.
The Argentine Congress will start a new cycle next December 10 with new legislators, who will dominate the two political forces that contested the Presidency: the Front for All and Together for Change.
The Cuban President, Miguel Diaz-Canel, congratulated this Monday Argentina’s elected President, Alberto Fernandez and his running mate Cristina Fernandez on Sunday’s election victory in the South American nation.
When only 24 hours are left to complete the period of recognition of transitional alliances in the face of the August primaries, there is a political effervescence in Argentina.
The President of Cuba, Miguel Diaz-Canel, announced he would participate this Wednesday in the balance meetings of the ministries of the Food Industry and Transportation, in which they discuss on the results and projections of these sectors.
The President of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, Estela de Carlotto, warned about the need for a change in Argentina, to blow new airs, and advocated for the return to power of former President Cristina Fernandez.
The prosecutor of the Federal Chamber of Argentina, German Moldes, asked for the arrest of former President Cristina Fernandez, pointing her as the alleged head of an illicit associatio, in the cause of the notebooks of driver Oscar Centeno.
Venezuela’s executive Vice-President Delcy Rodriguez, rejected the political stalking and criminalization promoted by imperialist factors against the leaders of the progressive movements of Latin America.
