2024-04-04 03:51:57
Faced with the controversy generated, Jorge Faurie issued a statement where he reiterated his questions about the health controls carried out on the Chilean side of the Los Libertadores Pass.
Jorge Faurie, Argentine ambassador to Chile, was involved in another impasse with Chilean authoritieswhich caused the Foreign Ministry to deliver a note of concern to the diplomatic representative.
The events originated on March 15 at the Los Libertadores Border Complex, where the Cristo Redentor Integrated System (SICR) was reviewed to see how to reduce the time it takes cargo trucks to our country.
Given this, the ambassador Faurie shot at representatives of the consulate in Mendoza and the provincial delegate Cristián Aravena, ensuring that “My country was already an agricultural power, while you were just learning to eat.”
But Aravena also became a victim of the diplomat’s darts, who along with denying him the greeting, he ignored his positionreported El Mostrador.
“The Chilean State usually creates figures of representation, especially that of a delegate, what is that, what is a delegate? Our government does not recognize such a position and does not attribute any importance or validity to it,” said the Argentine ambassador.
Faced with the controversy generated, Jorge Faurie issued a statement where he reiterated his questions about health controls that take place on the Chilean side of the Los Libertadores Pass.
“Although in Los Libertadores, the Chilean infrastructure, both for attention and habitation of officials, is in better conditions than that on the Argentine sideit was surprising that since it was a common business day there was a line of more than 250 meters to enter the Chilean Complex. This meant delays of between 90 and 120 minutes, just to get in. Once inside, according to what was discussed with the users, families of Argentines and Chileans alike, the delays in being served extended between 30 and 40 minutes,” explained the ambassador.