Kast expresó su apoyo a “cualquier situación que termine con una dictadura” en Venezuela
El presidente electo de Chile, José Antonio Kast, afirmó este martes en Buenos Aires que apoya “cualquier situación que termine con una dictadura” en Venezuela, al ser consultado sobre la posibilidad de una intervención externa contra el régimen de Nicolás Maduro, tras reunirse con el presidente argentino, Javier Milei, en la Casa Rosada. “Claramente no podemos intervenir […]
TL;DR
- Chile's President-Elect José Antonio Kast visited Buenos Aires and met with Argentine President Javier Milei.
- Kast supports actions to end the dictatorship in Venezuela, seeing it as a regional benefit.
- Discussions with Milei focused on security, fighting organized crime, trade, and investment.
- Kast proposed a "humanitarian corridor" to facilitate the return of irregular migrants to their home countries.
- He acknowledged that irregular migration has significantly affected Chile, with many migrants being in an irregular status.
- Kast stated that irregular migrants should leave Chile and reapply with proper documentation, rather than immediate mass expulsions.
- He mentioned conversations about migration with leaders from Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, and El Salvador.
- Kast's past proposals include border walls, use of force against drug trafficking, and reduced public spending, similar to Trump's policies.
- He met with businessmen and the Chilean ambassador to Argentina.
- Kast confirmed a meeting with former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet to discuss her UN Secretary-General candidacy.