2024-11-19 02:44:00
Javier Millay supports Brazil‘s G20 final document but has reservations about it after saying he rejects several points of the so-called UN 2030 agenda. The president guaranteed that the text would be signed by Argentina, but “Not accompanied” by issues such as “restricting freedom of speech on social networks”, Among other things.
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“For the first time since it became part of “The national government signed a presidential declaration that partially dissociated itself from everything related to the 2030 Agenda.”they reported through a presidential statement.
The government of Javier Milais stated that “International organizations and forums such as the G20 are created in the spirit that all relevant countries can come together voluntarily, equally and autonomously to cooperate in order to safeguard the fundamental rights of people, etc. But they stressed , for them, “rRecognize that this model is in crisis because it has long lacked its original purpose«.
In this sense, they explained that the President was responsible during the meeting for clearly stating “noor with several bullet points attached to the statement, including: Promoting restrictions on free speech on social networksplans to impose and violate the sovereignty of global governance institutions, unequal treatment before the law, and in particular, Reinforcing the idea that state intervention is the way to defeat hunger”.
The government underlined its position and stated: “Every attempt to eradicate hunger and poverty through measures that increase the state’s presence in the economy results in an outflow of people and capital.l, in addition to the loss of millions of lives. In the same article, some of the statements made by Javier Milai during this Monday’s meeting on “the fight against poverty” are shared, recalling that the president “has a clear position: if we want to fight hunger To fight and eradicate poverty, “the solution is to run to the middle states. ”
What is the UN agenda that Javier Milley rejects?
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is a document approved by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. According to the report shared Tennessee, this is a International Social Work Reference Guide These include “priority issues for the region” such as eradicating extreme poverty, inclusive economic growth, sustainable cities and reducing inequality and global warming.
Key points also include the goals of preventing disasters caused by extreme natural events, as well as mitigating and adapting to disasters. climate change. These projects form the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a fundamental building block of the 2030 Agenda.
They explain on the official United Nations website: “With this agenda, the old paradigm is set aside, with some countries donating money while others receive conditional aid. The agenda also seeks to express the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and create a true development alliance in which all countries participate.
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In what ways do you believe reducing state intervention will lead to combating hunger and promoting economic growth in Argentina?
**Interview with Javier Milei, President of Argentina**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, President Milei. You’ve recently expressed your support for the G20’s final document, but you also have some reservations. Can you elaborate on those concerns?
**Javier Milei:** Thank you for having me. While I believe in the importance of collaboration among countries, I reject certain elements of the UN 2030 Agenda included in the G20 document. For instance, I am particularly opposed to any proposals that would restrict freedom of speech on social networks. These are fundamental rights that must be preserved.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned that Argentina would sign the G20 document but would not endorse certain aspects associated with the UN Agenda. How do you see this balancing act?
**Javier Milei:** It is crucial to engage in international dialogue while also maintaining the sovereignty of our nation and the rights of our citizens. Argentina’s participation in the G20 is about cooperation, not compliance with agendas that impose restrictions on freedom or undermine our sovereignty.
**Interviewer:** You also highlighted the need for a different approach to combat hunger. Can you explain your stance on state intervention in the economy?
**Javier Milei:** Absolutely. I believe that increased state intervention often leads to economic stagnation and migration issues. Instead of relying on heavy governmental presence to eradicate poverty, we should focus on creating conditions that allow markets to flourish. Reducing state burdens is essential for sustainable economic growth and ultimately combating hunger.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, how do you envision Argentina’s role in the global arena moving forward?
**Javier Milei:** Argentina will assert its independence and advocate for policies that align with our national interests. We want to cooperate with other nations on mutual benefits while ensuring that our fundamental rights and freedoms are not compromised. This approach is crucial for our prosperity and integrity on the world stage.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, President Milei, for sharing your insights with us today.
**Javier Milei:** Thank you for the opportunity.
