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Fernández’s Stance Regarding Maduro Impacts Brazil/Argentina Relationship

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Argentinian President Alberto Fernández has chosen to distance himself from the policy of isolation from Venezuela's autocratic leader Nicolás Maduro that characterized his predecessor, Mauricio Macri.

The president who came to power in December is also unwilling to be an unconditional ally of the Venezuelan leader, unlike former president Cristina Kirchner (2007-2015), now Argentina's vice-president.

In its new foreign policy, Argentina, like Mexico, is betting on a third option to find a peaceful solution to Venezuela's political and economic crisis.

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