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The article highlights the lack of relevant meetings and the questionable nature of the awards Milei receives, suggesting an agenda that is insignificant in the current context. It emphasizes the efforts of his economy minister to secure financing, adding a critical nuance to the situation.
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AI summary
Javier Milei is making his 19th visit to the United States since taking office as president, marking his fifth visit this year. He is attending to receive awards related to free enterprise and does not have a scheduled meeting with Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, his economy minister is seeking financial support in Thailand to sustain the country's economic model.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Javier Milei volvió a Estados Unidos por 19° vez desde que asumió como presidente. Es la 5° en lo que va de este año. No tiene previsto una visita a la Casa Blanca ni una reunión bilateral con Donald Trump. Fue para recibir dos premios: uno entregado por influencers republicanos y otro que lo designa como “Campeón Mundial de la Libre Empresa”. Luego se reunirá con empresarios y volverá a la Argentina a seguir con lo suyo.
El viaje del mandatario argentino tiene lugar en momentos que su ministro de Economía, Luis Caputo, se “desloma” en Tailandia rogando fondos a los organismos internacionales para sostener el modelo económico que pende del hilo de los préstamos.
La manera en que Milei complementará esa tarea durante los próximos dos días será oyendo el asesoramiento de empresarios estadounidenses e israelíes, recibiendo premios insólitos, codeándose con operadores de la ultraderecha, encabezando un acto con uno de los hijos condenados de Eduardo Bolsonaro y participando de un evento de la Alianza Internacional para el Recuerdo del Holocausto (IHRA, por sus siglas en inglés).
Original excerpt in Spanish. The content belongs to Página/12.
Politics · La Nación