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Cumbre Iberoamericana
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The King believes that we must learn to be Ibero-American: "The fullness of our space is what the world needs."
Philip VI stresses the importance of the Ibero-American General Secretariat (SEGIB) as the "spinal cord" of the summit system
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Defense of Ibero-America
The Madrid summit serves to claim a link that is still alive and useful despite ideological divisions
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Roberto Velasco, Foreign Minister of Mexico: "Relations with Spain are excellent and are going through a very positive time"
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs highlights the "good tune" between the two countries, despite the absence of President Sheinbaum of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid
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The Ibero-American Summit guarantees its continuity despite the absence of most leaders in Madrid
The meeting in Spain achieves a consensus statement, takes forward five "tangible results" and passes the witness to Honduras for the next edition
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Sánchez defends ideological diversity at the Ibero-American Summit: "We believe in the value of this multilateral forum"
The President of the Government highlights the adoption of a joint declaration that can reflect a "minimum common denominator" among the 22 countries
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Four countries break consensus at the Ibero-American XXX Summit in Madrid
In Spain, the 30th Ibero-American Summit ended with differences between the political leaders of the region, divided by their ideological banks: Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica and Paraguay disagreed with the Madrid Declaration, in the paragraph that rejects the coercion and application to countries of measures contrary to international law and the UN Charter. Report from our correspondent, Marina Colorado.
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Milei honors socialism with fascism but avoids personal attack against Pedro Sánchez
The Argentine President dishears the King's request to "stick to the score" and charges "progressive agendas that gain ground in Europe"
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The cold greeting between Pedro Sánchez and Javier Milei at the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid
The Argentine President, Javier Milei, and the head of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, starred in a cold greeting this Thursday during the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, at their first face-to-face meeting after months of diplomatic clashes.
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Last hour of the Ibero-American Summit, live - 124; Sánchez claims that the resignation of Puente was "by empathy for the victims and to restore confidence" in the railway system
The president, on Milei: "The insult is not part of my way of doing politics" - 124; Philip VI: "We are the counterpoint to a time marked by the blocks, the fronts and the rivalry"