Hillary Clinton visited Buenos Aires

The President of Argentina and the American Secretary of State were united for more than an hour, after which they gave a joint press conference in which they agreed on issues like Human Rights , International Financial Crisis and Global Terrorism

Hillary Clinton fonfirmed tonight the firm commitment from Argentin over the threat of International Terrorism, while Argentina' President asked the United States State Secretary to act as intermediary in the conflict between Argentina and Britain over the Falkland Islands, in the meeting held at the Argentine Government House.

I have asked the mediation of this country (US) with the United Kingdom, so that we can sit down to discuss about the Falkland Islands, watching the interests of the islanders, the Presidentt said in a Press Conference following the bilateral meeting.

Clinton admitted that her country is prepared to help Argentina and Britain to solve new pressures on the Malvinas.

We would like to see both Argentina and the UK discussing this issue

The Secretary of State said she was very pleased to have travelled to Buenos Aires, to have held and extensive meeting with the President, to spend the night in Buenos Aires and to continue discussing these issues the when the President travels to the U.S next April.

They also discussed the International situation with Iran .Clinton said that Iran posed a global threat to the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. Cristina said both countries had experienced international terrorism ,referring to the attacks against the AMIA, the Israeli Embassy and the Towers Twins.

A reporter asked Clinton on the debt levels in both countries. Economy Minister Boudou was sitting in the front row of the conference. The U.S diplomat spared no praise for the situation of both administrations.

Argentina has made enormous progress in debt, We have talked with Cristina about this issue and the ratio of debt to GDP is lower in the U.S, I congratulate them . I dont know how they did it but it worked.