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South American country Argentina has got its new President. Xavier Miley took oath as President on Sunday. Ilie is an economist and former political commentator who spoke about his intention to cut spending during his election campaign. Javier Miley’s predecessor, Alberto Fernández, presided over the swearing-in ceremony before the Argentine Congress in Buenos Aires. Miley pledged to enact sweeping changes before delivering her first speech as president.
‘The beginning of a new era for Argentina’
Addressing a crowd outside Congress in Buenos Aires, Miley said, “Today, it is the beginning of a new era for Argentina. Today we end a long and tragic history of decline and fall, and we begin to rebuild. Let’s go on the path.” “Argentinians have expressed their desire for massive change from which there can be no turning back,” he said. The swearing-in ceremony of Xavier Miley was attended by several world leaders, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.
Israel’s Foreign Minister also took part in the swearing-in ceremony
Additionally, Israel’s Foreign Minister Eli Cohen attended Xavier Miley’s swearing-in ceremony and called him an outspoken supporter of Israel. Cohen said he and the families of the abducted people met with Miley before the swearing-in ceremony. In a post on Twitter, Eli Cohen said, “The true Hayveer of Israel! Proud to represent the State of Israel at the inauguration ceremony of Argentina’s President-elect Javier Meili. He is a clear supporter of Israel.”
Let us tell you that Miley was elected as the President of Argentina in the voting held on November 19. He got 55.9 percent votes, while Sergio Massa could get 44 percent votes. Javier Miley rose to national prominence after winning the election and promising reforms such as dollarization and solutions to the economic challenges facing Argentina, CNN reports. He has already held meetings with top US officials in Washington. Miley’s economic team has collaborated with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to develop a plan aimed at reshaping Argentina’s foreign policy and bringing the country’s economy out of its current crisis.
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