Argentina's President
Mauricio Macri and U.S. President Donald Trump shared their "concern"
over Venezuela in a Wednesday phone call, Macri's spokesman told Reuters. Trump
also invited Macri to visit the United States, the office of Argentina's
presidency said in a statement. The two leaders spoke broadly about Latin
America and on “Venezuela in particular” in the five-minute-long call, the
statement said. Venezuela's socialist government had its first diplomatic flare-up
with the Trump administration this week after the U.S. blacklisted Venezuela's
Vice President Tareck El Aissami on drug charges, a move El Aissami decried as
“imperialist aggression. More…
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Argentina's Macri, Trump Discuss Venezuela During Call
Argentina's President
Mauricio Macri and U.S. President Donald Trump shared their "concern"
over Venezuela in a Wednesday phone call, Macri's spokesman told Reuters. Trump
also invited Macri to visit the United States, the office of Argentina's
presidency said in a statement. The two leaders spoke broadly about Latin
America and on “Venezuela in particular” in the five-minute-long call, the
statement said. Venezuela's socialist government had its first diplomatic flare-up
with the Trump administration this week after the U.S. blacklisted Venezuela's
Vice President Tareck El Aissami on drug charges, a move El Aissami decried as
“imperialist aggression. More…
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