Obama meets Cristina
...and now he wants to meet her at the G-20 forum this Friday?....Why?....and what for?
Why Obama does not want Cristina F. de Kirchner?
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Obama meets Cristina
...and now he wants to meet her at the G-20 forum this Friday?....Why?....and what for?
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"Israel, US and UK 'planning' attack on Iran nuclear facility"
Here is probably the reason for the hearing between Obama and Cristina.
What would be the position of Argentina in case of an Israeli attack on Iran?
Cristina is certainly a leader in Latin America and in this case other Latin American countries follow the position of Argentina. Also Argentina friends Venezuela in supporting Iran in all forums,....well almost with the AMIA issue.
I will support your country in the Malvinas/Falkland Islands issue with U.K. for your radio silence in case of attack.
Do we have a deal?
Or....
Is it to much of a fiction?
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"Israel, US and UK 'planning' attack on Iran nuclear facility"
Here is probably the reason for the hearing between Obama and Cristina.
What would be the position of Argentina in case of an Israeli attack on Iran?
Cristina is certainly a leader in Latin America and in this case other Latin American countries follow the position of Argentina. Also Argentina friends Venezuela in supporting Iran in all forums,....well almost with the AMIA issue.
I will support your country in the Malvinas/Falkland Islands issue with U.K. for your radio silence in case of attack.
Do we have a deal?
Or....
Is it to much of a fiction?
the most the US would do (I think) on the Falk/Malv question is "agree" with argentina that "there need to be talks". They wouldn't come out and say "yeah, we think argentina should gain sovereignty there". That's not going to happen.
AFAIK, the US position is already that there should be talks. Basically every country in the world (except the UK) thinks "there should be talks".
it's meaningless, if that's all it is.
AFAIK, the US position is already that there should be talks. Basically every country in the world (except the UK) thinks "there should be talks".
it's meaningless, if that's all it is.