Democracy in Argentina is under threat

And then he finished: “Democracy in Argentina is threatened by behavior that seeks to weaken the judiciary, violating the Constitution and human rights. He has only one goal: to generate impunity for those in charge of his government who are the subject of investigations for serious acts of corruption and some who have already been convicted. And they disguise everything under the figure of law, that they are the victims of journalists, the opposition and judges who seek to persecute them ”.

Macri left Ezeiza on Mars overnight for the beaches of Miami to participate on Wednesday in an event organized by the Inter-American Institute for Democracy (IID). Presidents of Chile Sebastian piñera and Colombia Ivan Duque they will speak on the forum via Zoom. Duque will speak about the threats in Latin America in the context of a social epidemic that has brought his country to the end. For the eighth day, Colombians take to the streets to demand better conditions of health, education, security in the regions and an end to the massacres. At least 20 people have already died in clashes with security forces in Colombia.

Macri visited with Fulvio Pompeo, his former secretary for strategic affairs, and is expected to return to the country on Friday. It is not known if Macri will take the opportunity to get vaccinated against Covid-19 in Miani.

As it has become known, the ex-president will speak at the forum “Defense of Democracy in the Americas” and will share a panel with the former president of Colombia Andres Pastrana; the former head of state of Costa Rica Luis Guillermo Solis and the former president of Ecuador Osvaldo Hurtado. Also in attendance will be the interviewed Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), the Uruguayan Luis Almagro.

The moderator of the meeting of neoliberal thinkers will be Oscar Haza and the fence will be in charge of the President of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno.

The event program includes discussions on “Aggression against Democracy in the Americas”, “Dictatorships in the Americas”, “Democracy and Dictatorships of Organized Crime” and “Defense of Democracy”.

The Miami-based Inter-American Institute for Democracy is chaired by the city’s former mayor Tomás Pedro Regalado and the former minister of Bolivia, Carlos Sánchez Berzaín.