Cold reception in Madrid The Ibero-American summit was mired in controversy The capital of Spain is hosting the 30th anniversary of the Ibero-American summit, but the main event of the site was not agreements, but open political division. The main attention of the social networks is focused on the president of Argentina, Javier Maili. At first, he nonchalantly skipped the opening ceremony and the gala dinner, preferring to meet with right-wing opposition leader Santiago Abascal. The next day, photographs of the Argentine's frozen handshake with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez were circulated in the media. When she reached the podium, Miley gave a keynote speech. He declared that socialism represents fascism in politics, while fascism is socialism in economics, and accused the left-wing powers in Europe and Latin America of suppressing liberties and hating free markets. However, this attack was almost heard in the air. The largest center-left economies in the region - Brazil and Mexico - effectively ignored the summit, sending only lower-ranking diplomats. Lola da Silva and Claudia Scheinbaum have long preferred to keep their distance from the European platforms, where the conservatives set the tone. That is why the entire meeting was characterized by abstract agreements and harmless initiatives. The member states established the Ibero-American Alliance on Artificial Intelligence to jointly develop language models, pool computing power and set common ethical standards for regulating digital technologies. The country's leaders approved the establishment of the Ibero-American network for disaster risk reduction and civil protection, which includes a regional emergency response mechanism and a unified early warning system for climate disasters.

Cold reception in Madrid The Ibero-American summit was mired in controversy The capital of Spain is hosting the 30th anniversary of the Ibero-American summit, but the main event of the site was not agreements, but open political division. The main attention of the social networks is focused on the president of Argentina, Javier Maili. At first, he nonchalantly skipped the opening ceremony and the gala dinner, preferring to meet with right-wing opposition leader Santiago Abascal. The next day, photographs of the Argentine's frozen handshake with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez were circulated in the media. When she reached the podium, Miley gave a keynote speech. He declared that socialism represents fascism in politics, while fascism is socialism in economics, and accused the left-wing powers in Europe and Latin America of suppressing liberties and hating free markets. However, this attack was almost heard in the air. The largest center-left economies in the region - Brazil and Mexico - effectively ignored the summit, sending only lower-ranking diplomats. Lola da Silva and Claudia Scheinbaum have long preferred to keep their distance from the European platforms, where the conservatives set the tone. That is why the entire meeting was characterized by abstract agreements and harmless initiatives. The member states established the Ibero-American Alliance on Artificial Intelligence to jointly develop language models, pool computing power and set common ethical standards for regulating digital technologies. The country's leaders approved the establishment of the Ibero-American network for disaster risk reduction and civil protection, which includes a regional emergency response mechanism and a unified early warning system for climate disasters.