Alberto Fernández will meet Pedro Sánchez and give a lecture at the Congress of Spain

Alberto Fernandez continues its activities in the framework of trip to Spain which is going on to fulfill the academic commitments. This Thursday, September 5, the presidential candidate of the Frente de Todos will meet the head of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, who will receive you at the Palacio de La Moncloa, in Madrid. In addition, he will give a lecture at the Spanish Congress of Deputies where he will publicly expose his position on the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union (EU).

Sanchez will receive him at the headquarters of the executive and spokespersons for his government announced that they would provide photos and videos of the meeting. It's a private meeting at the request of the candidate, so that it does not appear on the official agenda, as the agency said. Télam Spokesman Spanish. The leader will also give a "keynote" on integration between Latin America and Europe, where he should explain his position before the agreement between Mercosur and the EU promoted by Macri and Sánchez.

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The event is scheduled for 13 in Argentina and was co-hosted by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the Observatory of Human Rights in Latin America. Fernandez's program also includes a luncheon with the former Spanish Prime Minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, with whom he repeatedly agreed when the opposition candidate, at present, was the chief of staff of the former president Nestor Kirchner. The trip includes, for the next days, a visit to Portugal to meet Prime Minister Antonio Costa and the head of the economic region.

After arriving in Spain this week, Alberto Fernández met with politicians – such as the Spanish Foreign Minister and future head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell – and businessmen, under a strict reservation because his trip is private. The opposition candidate has met with investors, who would have been media representatives such as the Prisa group, the EFE agency and the ABC newspaper, according to various sources. He also demonstrated for Twitter to greet the day of the industry, criticize the economic policy of Mauricio Macri and warn of the fall of the shares, especially of YPF.

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