The more I see of Argentina’s President Javier Milei, the more I like the guy. He’s doing big things in Argentina. They are still having tough times, and he warned the Argentinian people that things would get tougher before they get better, and they seem to be accepting that — so far.
Now I like him even more, because, like President-elect Donald Trump, he is considering pulling his country out of the Paris climate agreement. Afuera!
Argentina is weighing an exit from the Paris Agreement, joining the U.S. President-elect Donald Trump in reconsidering the global climate deal.
“We’re reevaluating our strategy on all matters related to climate change,” the country’s foreign minister, Gerardo Werthein, told The New York Times, adding that the country had fundamental doubts about what is driving climate change. The Washington Post also reported the news, citing an unnamed government official.
Argentina withdrew its delegation this week from the COP29 climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan, just days into the two-week summit. Werthein told the Times no final decision had been made about the 2015 Paris accord, but noted Argentina was reconsidering participating in a deal that “has a lot of elements.”
Argentina, frankly, has much bigger fish to fry. One of those fish awaiting the fryer is establishing a good working relationship with the incoming American president. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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