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- Milei called for the organization of the right against the left in Chile.
- He argued that the left has seized institutions, universities, and the media.
- He presented Chile as a success story for the right and agreed with Kast.
- They drew a common line on free trade and tough security/migration policies.
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Argentine President Javier Milei, speaking at the Madrid Forum held in Chile's capital Santiago, urged right-wing forces in Latin America to act in unison, claiming the left has "occupied" state institutions, universities, and the media. Milei emphasized that a bad organization can only be defeated by a good organization.
Milei pointed to Chile as a concrete example of the right's rise in the region, referencing the administration of José Antonio Kast. He also named right-wing figures such as Keiko Fujimori in Peru and Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia as part of this movement. Milei and Kast announced they had reached full agreement on free trade, tough policies on crime fighting, and preventing irregular migration.
Following the approximately 40-minute bilateral meeting, Milei left Chile without making any statement to the press. The meeting was interpreted as a new indicator of efforts to institutionalize right-wing populist alliances in Latin America.
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- Why did Milei call for the organization of the Latin American right?
- He argued that the left has seized state institutions, universities, and the media, asserting that a united front is necessary to counter this.
- Which country did Milei highlight as an example of the right's success?
- He highlighted Chile, citing the presidency and policies of José Antonio Kast.
- On which issues did Milei and Kast agree?
- They expressed common views on free trade, tough policies in the fight against crime, and preventing irregular migration.
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