G20: Alberto Fernández congratulated Vladimir Putin on the Russian vaccine during his speech

President Alberto Fernandez proposed this Saturday at the G20 Leaders’ Summit “to advance a global solidarity pact and in the creation of a Global Fund for Humanitarian Emergencies ”. After his intervention, in which he also warned against the possible second wave of coronavirus in Latin America and pointed out that “the vaccine must be guaranteed to all mankind”, he went out to greet the protesters called up with Argentine flags in front of the Chapadmalal complex.

The head of state connected to the virtual meeting of the G20 from the tourist complex located in the city of General Pueyrredón’s party, because the coronavirus pandemic prevented its being held in person in the Arab city of Riyahd.

// Alberto Fernández at the G20 summit: “There is an opportunity to change the way the world works”

From there he warned that the world was passing “Towards alarming levels of inequality” and assured that the problem must be tackled with “a global, coordinated and united strategy that allows us to build a more balanced and integrated world”

“We also need the world grow financially and that this financial expansion has reached countries like Argentina, in order to sort out the imbalances that the pandemic has generated and give opportunities to everyone, ”he said from his Twitter account.

During his speech, he underlined the threat posed by the possibility of a second hello from coronavirus in Latin America and stressed the importance of “getting a vaccine that immunizes” society.

In this sense, he said Argentina “has worked absolutely with all bidders” and stressed the role of the President of the Russian Federation. Vladimir Poutine. “I would like to thank him especially, because we have worked hard to ensure that the Russian vaccine arrive in Argentina on time and in good shape “, Express.

Fernández assured that there is “a great opportunity” to change “the way this world works”. “The pandemic has revealed this inequality that must be tackled in order to live in a more balanced world,” added the president, who was accompanied by the Minister of the Economy, Martin guzman and the director to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for Argentina and the Southern Cone Sergio Chodos.

After discussing the slogan “Overcome the pandemic and relaunch growth and jobs”, the leaders of the G20 will meet this Sunday to devote themselves to the theme entitled “Building an inclusive, sustainable and resilient future.”

A banner in front of the Chapadmalal complex

In the afternoon, Fernández came out to greet the protesters who gathered with Argentinian flags outside the Chapadmalal complex to express their support and thank “All the efforts they have made during this time which has passed”, in which “we have all been forced to live with the coronavirus”.

The president thanked the demonstrators “because it is a Saturday and they are leaving their homes to come and join us”. “With Martín Guzmán, we are working with the G20 meeting that we had, what’s next this Sunday ”, Explain.

“I am very happy to be here with you, very thanked “, declared the Head of State, accompanied by First Lady Fabiola Yáñez and Minister Guzmán.

The demonstrators carried Argentinian flags and banners with the slogans: “Thank you Alberto” and “Let’s move on”.