He did not arrange a meeting with Borrick

he Argentine President Javier Milley will arrive in Santiago this Thursday to participate in an event organized by Andes Gas, a subsidiary of Argentina’s Fuel Company (CGC).

According to Uruguayan media, the event The Observer, It will be held at the Mandarin Oriental Las Condes, which will be the first hotel to receive natural gas from Argentina to Chile via the company’s gas pipeline.

The first TCF was reached on August 7, 1997, 27 years after its establishment. Former Presidents Carlos Menem and Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagleat a time when efforts are underway to increase gas supplies from Vaca Muerta to Chile through a series of gas pipelines that cross the border between the two countries from north to south.

According to the publication, The president will arrive accompanied by a delegation of businessmen from the so-called “Group of Six”. Corresponding to the six most important chambers of commerce in Argentina A possible meeting with Chilean Foreign Minister Gabriel Boric has not yet been confirmed.

he Manuel Adorni, spokesman for the Casa Rosada He acknowledged on Monday that Boric and Milley might not meet during the latter’s stay in Santiago because of “some changes in the agenda” of the Chilean president.

mercy We will stop in Neuquén to visit Vaca Muerta, There, he will hold meetings with executives from large local oil companies such as Vista, Pan American Energy and Pampa Energía, organized by Horacio Marin, president and CEO of YPF.

After the stopover, Mire will travel across the mountains for a visit that, like most of his trips abroad, will focus on the private sector rather than meetings with authorities.

Unlike Milley’s confrontations with center-left leaders such as Lula, Colombia’s Gustavo Petro or Spain’s Pedro Sánchez, Milley refrained from an open confrontation with Boric during the campaign, beyond some derogatory labels (“the poor”), El Observer recalled last year.

Borich, who attended the inauguration last December, agrees with the liberals (Milley) on key issues such as the war in Ukraine or the situation in Venezuela.

This November, Argentina and Chile will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Peace and Friendship.which meant the end of the dispute between the two countries over the determination of the limit from the Beagle Channel to the Drake Passage south of Cape Horn, a fact that made it impossible to have formal action at the presidential level.