G20 Sherpas began debating the complex final outcome document

They will shape the final document of the G20 summit and those who will be responsible for reaching a very complex consensus among all the heads of state. Thus, the Sherpas or representatives of leaders of the summit that will begin Friday in Buenos Aires began to debate about the thorny final text that will include at least four axes of difficult discussions: trade, climate change, global subsidies to the steel industry and World Migration Problem

This was the fourth G20 Sherpa meeting of the year. Over the next few days, she will be held at the Exhibition and Convention Center (CEC) trying to reach a consensus document among G20 heads of state who have no positions Uniform and, on the contrary, engaged in fierce clashes over key issues such as multilateralism over protectionism, the promotion of migration before border closures or the fierce debate on the implementation provisions of the Convention. Paris Agreement on Climate Change

In this context, as he told Infobae the Sherpa Pedro Villagra Delgado, of the G20, "what you need to do is to approach positions and find consensus to reach common ground. " It is necessary to look for something common to all that is based on international cooperation, the need to reduce inequalities in the world, in order to badess the number of people who stay out of the system. "

It will not be an easy task admitted Villagra Delgado himself In fact in today 's debate about the G20 sherpas, divergences have emerged around the world. another controversial question such as the migratory flow in the world

The confrontation which is paradigmatic here is paradigmatic, is given by this subject On the one hand, appear the United States and the presidents of the European Union are in the idea of ​​regulating the flow of immigrants and are less flexible in the face of these human currents fleeing conflicts, wars Meanwhile, enjoys also the wholehearted support of the Latin American President of Argentina, Mexico and Brazil, who promotes these migratory flows according to the Venezuelan debacle 02) In the final document, it is not yet clear what definition will be given the support of the G20 should encourage and to keep immigrants in terms of humanitarian aid. However, the difficult positions of Donald Trump or Angela Merkel on this issue, for example, complicate the final agreed text.

As it was officially said today at the G20 Sherpa meeting, it will aim to "consolidate the progress made over the past year in the areas of anti-corruption, anti-corruption, education, employment, climate sustainability and energy transitions, among others. "

However, there are still unresolved issues and a somewhat more controversial paragraph that provides for the promotion of multilateralism and criticism of global protectionism. It will not be easy to reach an agreement on this subject because of Trump's position. Nor will it be easy to agree on the issue of subsidies to the steel industry because China wants it to the detriment of the rest of the world. And the possibility of setting concrete targets for the implementation of the agreement on climate change.