The elections in Argentina and the future of Venezuela, axes of the agenda of Mario Vargas Llosa

Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, Nobel Prize winner for literature, arrived last night in the country where he will spend a week to realize a cultural, political and personal intense program.

The author of "Conversation in the Cathedral" will be the star of the International Congress of the Spanish Language in Cordoba, will celebrate his 83rd birthday with his daughter Morgana and granddaughters, who will travel from Lima for the meeting and will share many of his official diary with President Mauricio Macri and the King and Queen of Spain Felipe VI and Letizia.

As in previous years, the award-winning writer arrived in Buenos Aires to participate tomorrow in the traditional annual Fundación Libertad dinner, the thinking group led by his friend Gerardo Bongiovanni, dedicated to the debate and the spread of liberal ideals. In front of a crowd of 1,200 guests, including ministers, members of the national cabinet, diplomats, legislators, politicians, businessmen and cultural personalities, Vargas Llosa will address the electoral context and outstanding debts in Argentina, alongside Mauricio Macri. shares a clear political harmony.

In turn, Vargas Llosa, in his capacity as President of the International Foundation for Freedom, the international arm of the Rosario-based host entity and CABA, will meet with the Secretary General of the 39, OAS, Luis Almagro. Together, they will look at the chaotic situation of Venezuela under the dictatorial regime of Nicolás Maduro. The latest reports on the crimes against humanity and violations of human rights and possible scenarios for a complete democratic restoration under the command of Juan Guaidó, president in charge of Venezuela, will be discussed.

The day, according to the organizers stressed Infobae, promises to enrich the political debate not only with regard to the national situation during an election year, but also to promote reflection on possible opportunities in Venezuela.

Last year, during the 30th anniversary celebration of the Freedom Foundation, the Nobel Prize for Literature shared the stage with Chile's President, Sebastián Piñera, and Macri. Emphasis was also placed on the critical situation in Venezuela and the regional context of the country. development of emerging countries.

Housed in a hotel in Recoleta, the author of "The City and the Dogs" traveled alone from Madrid, where he lived for years. This morning, he traveled the city with his friend Bongiovanni and completed one of his rites in Buenos Aires: he visited his favorite bookstore, the Great Splendid Athenaeum, and after almost two hours of literary digs, he went to Is paid to one of his main writers: he bought Volume I complete works of Jorge Luis Borges and complete stories.

Today, in the afternoon, he will participate in a badtail with local intellectuals at Siglo XXI University. A few hours later, in his dual capacity as a Spanish and Peruvian citizen, he will participate in the tribute dinner paid to the Spanish monarchs at the Kirchner Cultural Center.

On Wednesday, he will travel to Córdoba with the president and kings to inaugurate the congress of the language. There will be one of the main guests of the tribute to Julio Cortázar. A day later, he will celebrate his birthday in private.

Your last day of activities in Buenos Aires will be held on Friday with briefs and private meetings for members of Fundación Libertad.