The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will look into the extradition of Palma Salamanca with the French Minister

Chancellor Roberto Ampuero will arrive Sunday afternoon at Belgium to begin a working visit to Europe . The tour also includes a visit to Germany and France .

In Paris, Ampuero will hold a meeting with the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Ives Le Drian . Although different issues of bilateral interest will be badyzed, one of the relevant topics will be the extradition of Ricardo Palma Salamanca required in Chile for the badbadination of Senator Jaime Guzmán.

The dialogue acquires relevance in the prelude of the audience in France, after that in February of the current year, Palma Salamanca was arrested in the European nation; He was released on June 24 and will have to appear in October.

At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was reported that "one of the issues on the agenda with France is the extradition of Palma Salamanca .In this regard, the position of the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs is that it is an important issue for Chile as a judicial investigation is under way for the murder of former senator Jaime Guzmán And although Chile knows that the problem is in the hands of the French justice, it is confident that it will have a positive result, "as El Mercurio published today. .

Another of Ampuero's activities in Europe will be his participation in the Second Celac-EU Ministerial Meeting to be held in Brussels.

Ampuero will also discuss ongoing negotiations to modernize the Chile-EU Association Agreement in force for 15 years. It is a market of 511 million inhabitants, which generates about 22% of world GDP and accounts for 32% of world trade, stands out at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In Minrel, they argue that in the current context of trade war, "Chile and the EU must work together to send a signal of commitment to free trade and multilateralism."

The Secretary of State will also meet the Federal Minister of Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs of Austria, Karin Kneissl ; in addition to his counterparts in Spain, Josep Borrell Fontelles and Sweden, Margot Wallström.