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[Matiasba]

Yeah, right.
Two of the most popular regimes in the world....

Popular? what the hell has that to do? China, by far, the number one economy of XXIst century.

And it is in fact the most populated economy.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Chinas president came to Argentina.
Vadimir Putin came to Argentina.


And only two weeks later some moron talks of isolasionism.

Don't forget that other prestigious prosperous power, Matías: http://www.lanacion....dente-de-angola

Argentina sure knows how to pick its friends. Or, rather, others know how and when to pick Argentina, for whatever use they may have for it.

 

[Matt84]

Pero Doña d'ejese de pasear tanto!

 

[Matiasba]

Don't forget that other prestigious prosperous power, Matías: http://www.lanacion....dente-de-angola

Argentina sure knows how to pick its friends. Or, rather, others know how and when to pick Argentina, for whatever use they may have for it.

we actually have a lot more fluent relationship with the US and EU than with Angola.
And come on, I talk of China and Russia (and I could talk of Brazil, G20, invited to BRICS, etc) recent visits and you talk of something 2 years ago. Be serious. Your point of isolasionism is totally refuted.

 

[glasgowjohn]

Matias
Invited to attend a Brics meeting along with others is not the same as an invitation to join Brics......

 

[scotttswan]

Pero Doña d'ejese de pasear tanto!

Could we start a campaign to promote Argentine relations with Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria. Send them all out there like they did with Angola and see if they might catch something that's quite virulent out there at the moment.

 

[Matiasba]

Matias
Invited to attend a Brics meeting along with others is not the same as an invitation to join Brics......

but this invitation does not go for every country...

 

[scotttswan]

but this invitation does not go for every country...

nope just

• 
  Bolivia : Evo Morales, President of Bolivia[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Chile : Michelle Bachelet, President of Chile[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Colombia : Juan Manuel Santos, President of Colombia[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Ecuador : Rafael Correa, President of Ecuador[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Guyana : Donald Ramotar, President of Guyana[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Paraguay : Horacio Cartes, President of Paraguay[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Peru : Ollanta Humala, President of Peru[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Suriname : Dési Bouterse, President of Suriname[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Uruguay : José Mujica, President of Uruguay[sup][16][/sup]
• 
  Venezuela : Nicolás Maduro, President of Venezuela[sup][16][/sup]

[sup]this year[/sup]
BBARICCCEPPSSUVG you could call it.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Both China and Argentina will use Argentina for their own benefit - they will never think of Argentine interests.
Europe , and the rest of America are seriously a better bet

Sure, what about the bann on Argentine bio diesel of the EU. Nice partners...

About the US, no comments needed.

Argentina can take care of its own interest, in fact, this is what it is being done.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Yeah, right.
Two of the most popular regimes in the world....

Well, the US seems to have no issues regarding to have a strong commerce with China.