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Argentine President proposes to the King of Spain consolidation of the America-Europe link

The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, proposed this Sunday in La Paz to King Felipe VI of Spain to consolidate relations between Latin America and Europe, in a meeting held after the inauguration of the new president of Bolivia.

“What I talked with him is the great opportunity we now have to consolidate the relationship, the link between Latin America and Europe to the fullest,” said Fernández before leaving La Paz, quoted by government news agency ABI.

“I believe that it has been pending for many years and that it goes beyond the Mercosur-European Union agreement, and he agrees,” he added.

The Argentine president and the Spanish monarch met during the visit to the Government House, near the Plaza de Armas de La Paz, where the new Bolivian president Luis Arce received them to meet with dignitaries who attended his inauguration.

Arce reported separately on his Twitter account the bilateral meeting with his Argentine colleague.

“We met with @alferdez, president of the Republic of Argentina and his foreign minister, Felipe Solá. Coordinated work and solidarity cooperation will benefit our peoples, ”he wrote.

Both King Felipe VI and President Fernández returned to their countries after formal acts in Bolivian territory.

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