The chancellor Pablo Quirno is participating this Thursday in Washington in an international meeting convened by the administration of President Donald Trump to strengthen cooperation among countries in the face of threats from extreme left transnational terrorism.
The meeting brings together representatives from more than 60 countries, with the aim of coordinating strategies to improve information sharing, cut off funding sources for violent organizations, and deepen international cooperation on security matters.
Argentina's presence reaffirms the alignment of Javier Milei's government with Western democracies in the fight against terrorism, organized crime, and transnational threats.
The United States seeks to coordinate a global response
During the opening of the meeting, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that leftist extremist organizations are developing coordinated strategies to destabilize democratic societies through attacks on citizens, public officials, security forces, businesses, and critical infrastructure.
In this context, the Trump administration is promoting greater coordination among allied countries, encouraging intelligence sharing, judicial cooperation, and the development of joint mechanisms to prevent the financing and expansion of these organizations.
The initiative is part of the international security strategy promoted by the White House to address threats that transcend national borders.
