Kast reaffirms Chile’s support for Argentina over the Falklands and urges Britain to resume talks
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- Chilean President José Antonio Kast met Argentine President Javier Milei at La Moneda during Milei’s visit to Chile.
- Kast reaffirmed Chile’s support for Argentina over the Falklands and urged the United Kingdom to return to negotiations.
- The presidents noted the strong state of bilateral relations during their meeting.
José Antonio Kast reaffirmed Chile’s support for Argentina’s position on the Falklands and urged the United Kingdom to resume negotiations during a meeting with Javier Milei in Santiago.
The Chilean and Argentine presidents met at La Moneda after Milei took part in the Madrid Forum, which was also being held in the Chilean capital.
The meeting highlighted what the two leaders described as the excellent state of relations between Chile and Argentina. Kast’s call for renewed talks places the longstanding Falklands dispute within the agenda of the countries’ bilateral relationship.
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