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Weekly Report - 23 February 2023 (WR-23-08)
CHILE: Friction emerges in Argentine ties
Despite both countries having left-of-centre governments, some unusual friction has developed in relations between Argentina and Chile. An open letter from the Puebla Group – an association of left-wing Latin American political leaders – was published on 15 February and has displeased the Chilean government. The letter was signed, among others, by Argentina’s President Alberto Fernández.
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