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Endesa and Gas Natural and that is why it mounted the diplomatic offensive Maximum alert in Argentina. The Government launched a powerful diplomatic offensive after learning that Cristina Kirchner's plans went beyond the expropriation of YPF, which materialized yesterday: she had other Spanish companies in her sights. The president planned to block the repatriation to Spain of profits from Telefónica, Endesa and Gas Natural. Rajoy's economic offensive in Latin America: he will visit Mexico, Colombia and Brazil this month. Argentina will be out of the tour until the tension is reduced Cristina Kirchner-Repsol YPF Less 'Nadales' and 'Gasoles' and more companies like Telefónica, Santander, Repsol and Royal Family trips. Change of strategy in the Government for the sale of the 'Spain brand' abroad Spain-Argentina conflict over Repsol YPF. Rajoy has left Buenos Aires out of the trip to Latin America to avoid a rudeness from Kirchner: he suspects that he does not want to receive him 04/17/12 | 3:00 As El Confidencial Digital has learned from Government sources, this information arriving in Madrid from Buenos Aires set off all the alarms on Thursday afternoon.

When the Government became aware that Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's threat did not stop at the expropriation of the subsidiary of the oil company chaired by Antonio Brufau , but also targeted more Spanish companies operating in Argentina, it gave the order to activate an offensive. unprecedented diplomacy . Mobilization of ministers UK Mobile Number List The Minister of Industry, José Manuel Soria , came to the fore on Thursday afternoon, from Warsaw, to defend the interests of Hispanic companies, warning the Kirchner Executive that "gestures of hostility against Spanish companies " would be considered acts of “hostility against Spain and the Government of Spain”, and that they would have “ consequences ”. Precisely because of the information that the Government had, Soria did not specifically mention Repsol , but instead spoke of “Spanish companies” . In turn, the head of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel García-Margallo , activated all diplomatic channels to exert pressure on Buenos Aires. One of his initiatives was to summon the Argentine ambassador in Madrid, Carlo Antonio Bettini , whom he received in his ministry office.



Calling an ambassador is one of the harshest diplomatic gestures , only surpassed by two extreme measures: withdrawal of ambassadors and, finally, breaking relations. Washington and Brussels The problem was even raised with the US Administration , through the ambassador in Madrid, Alan Solomont. The same was done with the Mexican Foreign Minister , since Mexico currently holds the presidency of the G-20 , and with Colombia, host country of the Summit of the Americas that was just held. Finally, the European Union also intervened, with a call from the president of the Commission, José Manuel Durao Barroso, to the Argentine president, Cristina Fernández , in defense of European interests. Decree to 'retain' benefits Such a forceful response from the Spanish Government was based on the information that reached Madrid about other threats against Spanish investments in Argentina. According to the sources consulted by ECD , the Government was aware, specifically, that the Kirchner Executive was handling a decree that, in addition to the nationalizing intentions in relation to Repsol-YPF, affected the interests of companies such as Telefónica , Endesa and Gas.
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