Alberto Fernández and Joe Biden have maintained a common …

At the start of the conversation, the Argentine President congratulated the President-elect on the outcome of the recent elections and stressed that his victory was “a great opportunity to create a better bond for the United States to find itself again with America. Latin ”.

The president-elect told the Argentine president that “the continent has great potential, with a strong democracy, and we have a broad program to work from Canada to Argentina”. “I want to have a strong relationship with the continent,” Biden said.

For President Fernández, “the difficult years for Latin America are coming to an end. We wanted things to change and we see you as an alternative ”. And he said that “with a strong and mature relationship defending security and democracies on the continent, I am sure we will do a lot together.”

In another section of the communication, the Argentinian president underlined his link with the Pope, with whom he shares his friendship. He thus expressed his gratitude to Francisco, who since Fernández took office, has supported the country’s negotiations with the IMF.

Biden, in turn, said he shared with Argentinian Jorge Bergoglio his concern about climate change, the fight against poverty and refugees.

In another order, Biden stressed that the continent must be helped in its economic recovery.

Finally, Fernández said that “we have a lot to do in the region. It is the most unequal continent in the world, it must be developed economically and social balance “.

“I want to work with you to order Latin America and I think with the Pope as a partner we will certainly do very well.”

Finally, Biden expressed his desire to work together. “You have a country with a large amount of human and natural resources, with predominant European ancestry. This will help to have a prosperous future ”.