El presidente argentino, Javier Milei, se reunió con el líder chino, Xi Jinping, durante la cumbre del G20 para discutir una agenda común de inversiones en infraestructura y comercio. A pesar de su alineamiento con los Estados Unidos, Milei demostró pragmatismo político al buscar fortalecer los lazos comerciales con China. La renovación del swap entre ambos países y las inversiones chinas en represas en Santa Cruz fueron temas destacados de la reunión.
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00:00Javier Milley, who met with the Chinese Premier Xi Jinping,
00:05and in this way begins to deepen political relations with China.
00:12This happened in the middle of the G20 summit.
00:15There we see the president, Javier Milley, and the communist leader,
00:19who met for the first time to advance on a common agenda
00:24linked to the investments in infrastructure that Beijing intends
00:29and the need for Argentina to maintain the swap
00:33and multiply exports to the Far East.
00:37What also demonstrates the political pragmatism of President Milley.
00:43Of course, the truth is that the swap, if China does not renew the swap with Argentina,
00:47which it has done, I think until the end of 2025,
00:51Argentina had to pay with reserves that it has in little measure,
00:56and China, beyond the ups and downs of what Milley said in the campaign,
01:01said, we renew the swap for a year and then we'll see,
01:05then we charge them there, not there.
01:07I think there is a gesture of goodwill of both nations,
01:10both China and Argentina.
01:12And then there is the issue of the dams in Santa Cruz,
01:15which are made with Chinese capital,
01:18they are the ones who have put the money to build the dams.
01:22What would you give to Argentina,
01:24the nothing despicable figure of more than 1,000 megawatts,
01:27to supply electricity to the country?
01:29Let's see, if we talk about Lucio,
01:31also Xi Jinping does not give you anything, right?
01:34Xi wants Milley to travel to China.
01:36Exactly, yes.
01:37And not for now.
01:38For now, President Javier Milley has not said,
01:40I have such a date to travel.
01:42Well, it will be a task ...
01:43Apparently he was going to do it, but for now the date is not known.
01:45There is the ambassador of someone from Carrera,
01:47who is Marcelo Suárez Salvia,
01:50someone from the very good Carrera.
01:5220 minutes was the meeting,
01:54despite the alignment that President Javier Milley has
01:57with the United States and with Donald Trump.
02:02Well, the head of state has felt enabled
02:05to exhibit pragmatism on the commercial level,
02:08which is ultimately what one is looking for in this case
02:11with the other commercial superpower, which is China.
02:15So well, one of the most prominent photos
02:19of the summit in Rio de Janeiro
02:21is this of President Javier Milley,
02:23who closes his participation in the G20 in Brazil today
02:26with a series of bilateral meetings
02:28that have included the Chinese leader Xi Jinping
02:31as a high point on this agenda.