Diplomatic role: Felipe Solá resigned from Mexico and did not go to the top of CELAC

The now former chancellor Felipe Solá presented his resign from Mexico after learning about the flight that took him there his replacement in the Cabinet to Santiago Cafeiero and decided not attending the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) Summit for which he had traveled.

The outgoing Argentinian diplomat left Buenos Aires for Mexico with the confidence that amid the crisis sparked in the government by the electoral defeat, his role as Minister of Foreign Affairs continued and aimed to give a bit of air to the president. Alberto Fernandez to reach the election of Argentina at the head of the regional bloc: however, you have learned that I was no longer in front of the Palacio San Martín when it was already the stopover of his trip, in El Salvador.

“He resigned and obviously did not go to the Summit”, they told the agency N / A in the environment of the former chancellor by describing that he is angry with President Alberto Fernández for his surprise deletion and that he does not blame the vice-president Cristina Kirchner, who discovered the claim to make changes in Cabinet and rocked the Frente de Todos.

Felipe Solá, Sabina Frederic, Nicolás Trotta, Luis Basterra and Roberto Salvarezza, the big losers of this crisis

Knowing that he was no longer chancellor, Solá landed in Mexico and attended the official reception of the CELAC summit, where he greeted Mexican Foreign Minister Eduardo Ebrard with a sinister gesture, but then he went to his hotel. The Argentina was represented by Under Secretary for Latin American Affairs Juan Carlos Valle Raleigh, who was to speak and deliver the speech to be delivered by the outgoing Chancellor.

The now former civil servant he sent his resignation by mail and decided to skip the deliberations of the Summit, where he had planned to receive the pro tempore presidency of CELAC on behalf of Argentina, which ultimately did not take place.

After the failure of the Fernández government in its attempt to chair the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF), Solá decided to raise the president to the pro tempore presidency of CELAC, replacing its Mexican counterpart, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Alberto Fernández has canceled his trip to Mexico and will not leave Cristina Kirchner in charge of the Executive

Fernández had planned to attend the Summit personally to receive this post but the crisis that triggered his attraction to Cristina Kirchner for the renewal of the Cabinet forced to suspend his trip, scheduled for Friday evening, so he sent Solá instead.

For this reason, the internal crisis of the Frente de Todos after the electoral defeat resulted in a severe blow for diplomatic paper, when the presumption of Argentina before the regional organization was frustrated by the fault of the Chancellor and her immediate resignation.

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