Volodymyr Zelensky wants Milei and Argentina to “surprise the world”

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, This Sunday he expressed his wish that the new president of Argentina, Javier Mileiand the South American country “surprise the world” with their “successes.”

“This is a new beginning for Argentina and I wish that President Milei and all the Argentine people surprise the world with their successes”noted the Ukrainian on his social network X (formerly Twitter).

Zelensky participated this Sunday in the Argentine Congress palace in Milei’s investiture ceremony.

Later, along with other guests and foreign leaders, he attended the speech that the new Argentine president gave to the crowd gathered at the doors of Congress.

Minutes before starting that speech, Milei, who has shown his support for Ukraine Before the Russian military invasion, he came to greet President Zelenskywith whom he exchanged a few brief words.

“I am sure that bilateral cooperation between Ukraine and Argentina will continue to expand”, said the Ukrainian president in X.

This visit to Buenos Aires is the first trip of Zelensky to Latin America since the war began.

Ukraine has made improving relations with Latin America, Africa and Asia a diplomatic priority this year.

Javier Milei sworn in as president of Argentina

Javier Milei sworn in as president of Argentina and gave a speech to the Argentine public outside the legislative palace and said that starting today, eras of failure are buried and a new era begins.

“Today a new era begins in Argentina. “Today we end a long and sad history of decadence and decline, and we begin the path of rebuilding our country.”indicates Milei.

The libertarian and ultra-liberal economist assumed the presidency of Argentina this Sunday with the conviction of applying a shock to get the country out of its agony. economic crisis.

In his speech he mentioned that, given the economic situation left by the outgoing government, there are no possible alternatives to adjustment and it refers to the country’s economic problems as “inheritance” of the Kirchnerism.