👉 En el marco del G20 en Río de Janeiro, el presidente argentino sostuvo una reunión con el líder chino, mostrando un cambio significativo en su postura hacia China.Millei parece estar adoptando un enfoque más pragmático hacia las relaciones comerciales internacionales. Esta reunión también plantea preguntas sobre su futuro manejo de la política exterior y las relaciones económicas globales.
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00:00The presidency and the office of the elected president are the ones who are spreading this photo.
00:05It's Milley with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
00:08This happened in a side event, let's say, to the G20,
00:13in the framework of the G20 that is taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
00:16But Milley delayed his arrival at the Sheraton,
00:20which is where the G20 is taking place, to meet with Xi Jinping.
00:25Why is this photo so important?
00:27Well, because Milley was changing his speech and was turning towards commercial pragmatism
00:33regarding China.
00:34Let's remember that at some point in his campaign he said,
00:38referring to China, of course, that he was not going to do business with a communist country.
00:43Of course, it can be interpreted, Cata, as an ideological turn or a pragmatic turn.
00:48Pragmatic, pragmatic.
00:49When someone warned Milley that, obviously, China is one of the two Norths,
00:55that is the United States, but China is also one of the two Norths
00:58that today govern and manage the power of the world,
01:01Milley was changing and making a pragmatic turn.
01:04In the case of Susana Jiménez, a few months ago, in an interview, he said,
01:08it is a very interesting country and they searched a lot for this photo that we are seeing there with Xi Jinping.
01:13Now, how will this affect his other friend?
01:15Well, I don't know if Xi Jinping is a friend of Milley, it doesn't seem to be the case.
01:19Yes.
01:20But there is a personal bond with Donald Trump.
01:22Yes, you were talking about two Norths or two poles.
01:25Well, the world is being debated, right?
01:27Yes.
01:28The United States sees the latent threat all the time,
01:31that China, effectively, in 4 or 5 years, can definitely and decisively become
01:37the world economic power that everyone expects, right?
01:39Exactly. Today you have both, right?
01:41You have the United States and China.
01:43It is a very long chapter apart to analyze those two poles of power,
01:48but it doesn't give them the same, obviously, in the United States, this photo.
01:51It is good your question, Facu, because they look at me,
01:54to see what will be the link between Argentina and China.
01:57Let's see, Argentina, beyond, let's say, the part of what is the story of the government of Milley,
02:04had very pragmatic gestures at this G20 summit.
02:07Let's put this photo of Xi Jinping, but yesterday we all kept the cold greeting
02:13that Milley had with Lula, but I told you yesterday.
02:16Yesterday was very important this agreement that Argentina and Brazil reached
02:20regarding the export of dead cow gas to Brazil.
02:24All bilateral meetings that Milley is going to have today,
02:27which he already had with Xi Jinping, and then with Modi,
02:30who is the Prime Minister of India, who is also going to meet Milley,
02:33as well as with Xi Jinping, bilaterally,
02:35are also looking at the energy opportunity of Argentina.
02:39The geopolitical agenda is very set, I would tell you there,
02:43and in this sense, Argentina has a great opportunity,
02:45and the countries of the world see it, and Argentina too.
02:48That is why Milley did not travel alone to the G20 summit.
02:51Well, here is the photo of noon, or if you want, the political photo of the day,
02:56pragmatic turn, ideological turn, Milley with Xi Jinping in the middle of the G20,
03:02a very particular photo even for the world, a libertarian president, a communist leader,
03:07it is the first time they see each other.
03:10It was discussed, it is supposed to be an agenda of investments in infrastructure
03:14that Beijing intends to carry out in Argentina,
03:17the need, obviously, of the country to maintain the Chinese swap
03:21and to obviously multiply exports to the Far East.
03:25We will see where this comes from.
03:27Yes, and I will add one more piece of information.
03:29Milley enlarged the committee that came from the government for this meeting with Xi Jinping
03:33and brought Luis Petri, the Minister of Defense.
03:36It is a commercial agenda and it is also an agenda of defense, energy.
03:41The two countries need things from each other,
03:44and in this sense you have to see this meeting of Milley with Xi Jinping,
03:48where Argentina needs a lot from China.
03:50Now, Milley has other important meetings today.
03:54Facu, I think this is the most successful photo with Xi Jinping,
03:57but if you accompany me to the boards, I will tell you a few more things that Milley will do.
04:01Well, let's go to an important agenda that the president will have there at the G20.
04:05This was the arrival, but we are going forward, showing what is coming.
04:09Exactly, because he already met with Xi Jinping, but then he is going to meet with Modi,
04:14the Prime Minister of India.
04:17That meeting is also very important.
04:19And with whom else?
04:21How poor those of the FMI, every time they look at us, they must look at the Argentines.
04:24And there comes the Argentine, with Cristalina Giorgeva.
04:27That is why the whole economic team is in the hands of Luis Toto Caputo
04:31and of course also President Javier Milley.
04:34The meeting with the International Monetary Fund is very much awaited.
04:37This happens today, in a while, the same with Modi.
04:40I am thinking that there, seeing Cata, Prime Minister of India,
04:44and that criticism that at some point even Mondino himself developed,
04:49raising that Argentina was not going to be part of the BRICS,
04:53which can be explained a little bit, because it gives the feeling that
04:58from the meeting with Xi Jinping there is also a chance to think of Milley
05:04in terms of foreign relations as a much more pragmatic Milley than what he sometimes says.
05:08One thing is the campaign narrative,
05:11another thing is the narrative of social networks,
05:14another thing is retweeting and that narrative of memes,
05:19that narrative, well, anyway, and another thing are the real relations.
05:23Of foreign policy, which is something that marked Milley's test partners.
05:26One thing is what you do and say,
05:28and another thing is what you vote or how you link with a country or a state.
05:31Let me add Juan Pablo Costa.
05:33Juan Pablo, how are you? How have you been for so long?
05:35It is important for Argentina to differentiate between the campaign narrative or a meme
05:41and what are the real economic relations with the world, right?
05:44Yes, also, let's see, let's consider that China is possibly our main commercial partner,
05:49in second place is Brazil,
05:51another country that has also been labeled as a communist by the president.
05:56The United States is in fourth place,
05:58obviously it is also an important partner,
06:01but I think the link with China is very important.
06:04With China there is also a particularity, which is that we have complementary economies.
06:08China is also very interested in investing in infrastructure,
06:12one of the main deficits that we have,
06:15and there is a complementary relationship,
06:18something quite interesting that we do not have with the United States,
06:21so there is another phenomenon.
06:23Well, we will have to see how the president finally manages the tension,
06:26because the line of foreign policy that Trump has been supporting is precisely...
06:32Well, there we will see how he manages those two poles of power, as Cata explained.
06:38Let's see, there is a post made by the presidential spokesman,
06:44because today is a fundamental date, Cata,
06:46which is the first year of the elected president, right?
06:49Yes, when Milley beats Sergio Massa in the ballot box,
06:52and they post on their social networks,
06:55obviously Adorni puts an end to it,
06:57and they make this video to celebrate the triumph of Javier Milley.
07:01We are already in the final part of the voting,
07:04of the second ballot box in Argentine electoral history.
07:10It is the final decision.
07:12We will face the next president of the Argentines.
07:16We are now at nothing to know who will be the next president,
07:20if it will be Javier Milley, if it will be Sergio Massa.
07:23I have communicated with Javier Milley to congratulate him,
07:26because he is the president that most Argentines chose for the next four years.
07:31The result, 86.59%.
07:37Javier Milley, 55.95%.
07:43I want to introduce the elected president, Javier Milley.
07:51It seems so.
07:54Today begins the end of the Argentine decadence.
08:00Well, until then, this anniversary,
08:02November 19, 2023, November 19, 2024,
08:07that first year of Milley as elected president,
08:10that finds him with this photo,
08:12that we are going to review again, of a Milley with Xi Jinping.
08:16Yes, a more pragmatic Milley,
08:17at a time when he knows that he cannot ignore
08:19that there are two poles, two norths of power in the world,
08:23that the Argentine economy needs dollars,
08:26and in this sense it is the photo with Xi Jinping,
08:29a week after having achieved his successful meeting with Donald Trump
08:34in Mar-a-Lago,
08:35at this convention of conservative leaders and conservative entrepreneurs.
08:39Which speaks of a pragmatism too,
08:41if you think about the relationship between Milley and Lula,
08:44yesterday signing this agreement,
08:46so important that the dead cow gas is going to be exported to Brazil.
08:50You have to look a lot at that agenda,
08:53so ... well, I don't know if they actually changed.
08:57I believe that Milley always had a story on one side,
09:00which is a lot for the networks, a lot to build,
09:03and on the other side, many of the facts.
09:05You have to see what happens with the climate summit,
09:08because they did make a big turn.
09:10Well, this very particular photo,
09:12to which, for example, Trudeau did not arrive,
09:14nor did Biden arrive, there was a lot of talk.
09:17Then they explained that they were together in a meeting.
09:20They were in a meeting.
09:21Of course, but they were not in the photo of the G20, it was weird.
09:24Now we are going to see a very uncomfortable moment for Biden,
09:27where a few hours before, in dialogue with the journalists,
09:30he did not know how to react.
09:31The truth is that Biden's cognitive deterioration
09:33is something that worries the world a lot.
09:36There is Biden.
09:37Of course, they laugh because he says,
09:39we did not get to the photo, no, they did not arrive.
09:41No, and also, because I tell you, there is all this,
09:43but in the world, you have Biden there,
09:45who a few days ago authorized Ukraine
09:48to use long-range missiles,
09:51Americans, to attack Russia,
09:53and that happened today.
09:55And Russia, which signed a decree saying,
09:57well, if they attack our territory,
10:00conventionally, we will respond with nuclear weapons,
10:04so this disoriented Biden is happening,
10:07these leaders of the world there,
10:09while the entire international community
10:12is seeing what happens between Russia and Ukraine,
10:14which is not minor.
10:15Of course, let's go over it a bit.
10:17Juan Pablo, we talk about China, we talk about Brazil,
10:20we talk about a president who evidently went to show
10:23at the G20 summit, there was a lot of expectation,
10:25many versions that indicated that Milenio
10:27was not going to sign the general declaration.
10:29He finally signed the declaration,
10:31that alliance that is an idea of Lula himself
10:35regarding poverty, hunger.
10:37Then Milenio begins to show a pragmatism
10:42that we began to know clearly
10:45in relation to what is the main trading partner
10:47of Argentina, like Brazil,
10:49and the main countries, like the United States,
10:53Mar-a-Lago had already shown it, and now China,
10:56because they are countries that buy a lot of Argentine products.
10:59So we have to look at it very closely.
11:01Yes, I think it's a matter of pragmatism.
11:05I don't think it's a definitive turn,
11:08I think there will be oscillations and so on.
11:12In fact, a week ago, a trip was planned
11:16by Karina Milley, but in reality it was an advance,
11:21a trip from Milley himself to China,
11:23which was finally suspended.
11:25So there you have something in favor of the United States,
11:28let's say, because it was just the same time
11:30that Trump won the elections in the United States.
11:32You have a statement in the UN that was voted on very recently,
11:37I think it was related to gender violence,
11:41I don't remember exactly,
11:42it was voted against in the only country in the world.
11:44Of course, it was isolated there, incomprehensible.
11:46It is not clear whether this has to do
11:48with the transition that there is in the Chancellery.
11:51It's weird, it's weird, it's weird.
11:53Because in addition, some countries had abstained,
11:55but the only country in the world that voted against
11:57was Argentina, a topic that no one can be against
11:59in general terms.
12:00Well, and now, yes, in a more pragmatic turn,
12:04not only with Xi Jinping, but with Lula.
12:06It was also impossible not to meet Lula,
12:08even if it was the protocol photo.
12:10You continue that meeting with the Indian Prime Minister
12:13and we are gradually preparing information
12:16of the last judicial moment, which is truly a bomb.
12:20Of course, and here I take the opportunity
12:22to talk a little about the pocket of agent Juan Pablo
12:25to mix the macro with the micro,
12:27because in short, the macro has a lane, a destination,
12:32and the micro, inevitably, is still complicated.
12:36It is not difficult to see a recovery
12:39in the salary issue, right?
12:41Well, there you have a problem,
12:43what we are seeing is that you are having
12:45a problem with the salaries,
12:46you are having a problem with employment,
12:48unemployment increases,
12:49and you are having a problem with the salaries
12:51that do not end up recovering.
12:53When you see the salary of the private sector,
12:56compared to last year, a year ago,
12:58these are August data,
12:59the salary is always a little more delayed
13:02than the inflation data,
13:03the private sector loses almost 2%,
13:061.8% to be precise.
13:08Now, the public sector loses almost 17 points
13:12in a year and the unregistered 20 points,
13:14with which there, obviously,
13:16that also explains the drop in consumption,
13:19it also explains the difficulty of the recovery
13:21of economic activity in the segments
13:23that produce for the domestic market,
13:25because then you have some recovery
13:27of the agri-sector, which exports,
13:30you have a lot of the financial sector,
13:33which is quite at par, let's say,
13:35but what is the real economy
13:36and the domestic market is still quite complicated.
13:41In some segments it has stopped falling,
13:44but there is no solid recovery.
13:48Well, for example, the automotive sector
13:50is producing a little more.
13:51And a recovery.
13:52Yes, I would tell you that it stopped falling
13:54and is selling a little more.
13:55The industry?
13:56Automotive.
13:57No, no, but the general industry?
13:58There less.
13:59Less.
14:00Yes, there less.
14:01It is also the general industry,
14:03it is very, very broad,
14:05it is very heterogeneous, I mean.
14:07With which, well, and this is important,
14:10because when one talks about inflation,
14:12usually, and the government,
14:14it seems to me, their main,
14:16they consider that their main,
14:18I would say even their only asset
14:20in economic terms,
14:21at least of the micro,
14:23is the reduction of inflation.
14:25Now, that has to be combined
14:27so that it is felt,
14:28so that people feel it in their pockets,
14:30with a recovery of wages,
14:32with an improvement of wages in real terms,
14:34because if not,
14:36that's why people sometimes get annoyed,
14:38when one says,
14:39look, inflation has gone down,
14:40but I go to the supermarket,
14:41everything increases the same,
14:42of course, because it is not enough,
14:43no matter how much inflation increases.