translated from Spanish: Alberto Fernandez set off for Europe with debt between eyebrows and eyebrows

Argentine President Alberto Fernández will fly to Europe tonight where he will have a series of bilateral meetings with the representatives of Portugal, Spain, France and Italy to seek support in negotiations with the IMF and the Paris Club.He will be accompanied by the first lady, Fabiola Yañez; Chancellor Felipe Solá; Economy Minister Martín Guzmán; the Secretary General of the Presidency, Julio Vitobello; Strategic Secretary Gustavo Beliz; and the Secretary of Communication and Press, Juan Pablo Biondi.

The first destination will be Portugal, where Fernández will meet with President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and Prime Minister António Costa.On Tuesday in Madrid will be received first by King Felipe VI and the president of the Spanish government, socialist Pedro Sánchez.

Today I met again the President of the Government of Spain, @sanchezcastejon, a great friend I really appreciate. It’s always nice to hear it and see that we share visions of the world. He offered me his sincere support so that Argentina can get ahead and stand up. pic.twitter.com/zwcS0TFSiE — Alberto Fernández (@alferdez)
February 4, 2020

In France, the representative will be received at the Palace of the Elisha in Paris by Emmanuel Macron and on Thursday, already in Italy, his agenda will continue with a visit to Pope Francis at the Apostolic Palace.That same day, the President will complete his activities with a lunch with his Italian peer, Sergio Mattarella, and a working meeting with the holder of the Council of Ministers, Mario Draghi.

Solving the issue of debt is a necessary condition for us to grow. That is why I would like to express my gratitude to @EmmanuelMacron President for the support he gave us. France and Argentina are nations united by a common destiny. A good friendship is being born here. pic.twitter.com/YSsImzByu5 — Alberto Fernández (@alferdez)
February 5, 2020

On Friday, from Rome, the entourage composed entirely of “albertist” leaders, including Martín Guzmán, will return to the country. It is the second time he has visited Europe since his assumption. The previous one was during February 2020, when the coronavirus was a distant word installed mainly in Asia and the representative had just assumed office.

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