Jair Bolsonaro has supported Argentina’s negotiations with the IMF and confirmed he will meet Alberto Fernández in Buenos Aires

The Ambassador in Brasilia Daniel Scioli confirmed that the President of Brazil, I have r Bolsonaro, will support Argentina in its negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and announced that the Brazilian president will travel to Buenos Aires to meet Alberto Fernandez.

Scioli made the announcement via his Twitter account in a post announcing that the first face-to-face meeting between Bolsonaro and Fernández will take place at the end of the month, once completed. 30 years of the formal creation of Mercosur. In this context, a meeting will take place between the members of the commercial bloc of the Argentine capital. which now the President of Brazil will also participate.

President @jairbolsonaro has supported Argentina’s negotiations with the IMF, and has confirmed that he will be in Buenos Aires on March 26, where he will participate in the 30th anniversary celebrations of Mercosur and have his first face-to-face meeting with @ alferdez “, Posted Scioli on his Twitter account.

In the video published by Scioli, Bolsonaro confirms his arrival in Buenos Aires: “On March 26, I will be in Buenos Aires, in our beloved Argentina. We are going to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the creation of Mercosur. COVID-19 has caused economic hardship around the world. Our wish is that Argentina succeed in its negotiations with the IMF ”.

“Argentina’s financial situation is quite complicated. The economic success of the countries of South America and Argentina is of interest to all of South America, including Brazil. This will be the first time that we will speak with the Argentine President. Logically, we will have a reserved conversation and we will publicly discuss the economic issues of our countries ”, underlined the Brazilian.

Bolsonaro will arrive in Buenos Aires on March 26 to participate in a summit organized by Argentina because it has the pro tempore presidency, from which he directs the work agenda of the regional bloc.

This will be Bolsonaro’s first trip to Argentina, as well as the first time he personally met Alberto Fernández, since They were only able to dialogue by video conference because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The two leaders maintain deep ideological differences Yes staff and they played crossings of statements even before the Argentinian assumes in front of Casa Rosada.

In this sense, in recent weeks, Fernández participated in a virtual meeting of Mexico with the leaders of the PT Brazilian (Workers’ Party) who leads Bolsonaro’s biggest rival, Luis Inacio “Lula” Da Silva. A few hours earlier, Bolsonaro had again questioned the national administration by responding on Twitter to a note from the Brazilian newspaper. Or balloon with the title: “Epidemic of disillusionment: Argentina’s upper middle class seeks to emigrate to escape the crisis.”

“Brazil voted for Bolsonaro, and that’s their right. Just like me to defend Lula. Meanwhile, Brazil and Argentina are strategic partners and that should not change “Fernández said before meeting with businessmen at the Intercontinental Hotel in Mexico City.

For his part, the President of Brazil said “we are preparing for the worst” when his Argentinian counterpart took office, while He questioned the decision of the Argentine government to take refuge with the former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales.

The leadership of the Argentine Ambassador to Brasilia, Daniel Scioli, was the key that opened the door for Bolsonaro to decide to visit the country, the sources consulted said.

In addition to the meeting of foreign ministers and the four presidents of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay, There will be a business forum which started to be organized yesterday; and there will also be a citizen forum and an academic forum.

Likewise, the Mercosur citizenship status, which reviews all the rights of the inhabitants of the islet in terms of health, education, homologation and validation of titles, driving license and passport.

On March 26, 1991, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay signed the Treaty of Asunción, which gave rise to an institutional structure that established the free zone Trade.

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