International relations: what do candidates say to external relations

President Mauricio Macri, the only one not to have named the Falklands, was the one that closed this segment in which the applicants had a maximum of two minutes to express on what Argentina should do in the international context. As expected, the leader of PRO began to talk about Venezuela and chose to highlight the agreement with the European Union (which is not yet known, that it is signed or not).

"It's not true that exports are increasing " Roberto Lavagna chose to say that he had opposed the decision on foreign trade data and had highlighted the growth of the knowledge sector to highlight its seal in the sector, through a 2004 law, during its management. Lavagna, like Fernández, spoke of the work of Mercosur and stressed that nobody knew the details of the agreement with the European Union.

Nicolas Del Caño, for his part, spent some of his time asking for silence in tribute to the deceased workers in Ecuador and said:Trump's lame"Macri for its proximity to the United States.

Juan José Gómez Centurión, a Falklands veteran, has put the islands at the center of his speech and defense spending in general is intended to increase. "Theborders are a castinghe condemned.

Espert chose to talk about the Malvinas and the economy: "At any moment, he begins to fantasize about a defect. If we do not want to pay the debt, let's stop living like the pipes of the world and make money.Asked he.