Milei promotes a summit of right-wing presidents outside existing regional bodies
Argentine President Javier Milei is working to convene a summit of right-wing leaders from across the Americas outside existing multilateral organizations, though no date has been set. The initiative comes amid a series of trips that took him this week to Ecuador and Colombia.
Argentine President Javier Milei is planning to host a summit of right-wing leaders from across the Americas, outside of existing regional organizations. His recent trips to Ecuador and Colombia included a bilateral meeting with Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa. Six cooperation agreements were signed, covering trade, air connectivity, tourism, extradition, nuclear energy, cyberdefense, and a joint declaration against illegal fishing.
Milei and Noboa also discussed a bilateral cooperation program for 2027-2029. Noboa reaffirmed support for Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands, and Milei expressed gratitude. The Argentine government is organizing the summit in Buenos Aires this year, amid efforts to establish a leadership vacuum in the region, as the United States remains the decisive interlocutor for each country.
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