President Javier Milei today received the authorities of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and assured that his administration's commitment to justice is "unwavering." In a meeting that took place in the afternoon at the Government House, the head of state met with representatives of the organization that combats anti-Semitism globally and expressed his commitment to "collaborate in whatever is necessary."
At the same time, the delegation presented the President with a letter from the Senate Judiciary Committee of the United States, with a copy to President Donald Trump, urging Argentina to cooperate with an investigation into Credit Suisse for allegedly aiding the Nazis. This information was shared by the presidency.
The meeting included the participation of the director and dean of Social Action, Rabbi Abraham Cooper; the director for Latin America, Ariel Gelblung; the Assistant Director, Dario Pendzik; and members of the international legal team Jonathan Missner and Cristian Francos.
In the words of President Javier Milei during the meeting: "Our commitment to justice is firm and unbreakable, and we are willing to collaborate in any investigation that is necessary to clarify these very sensitive issues." This meeting highlights the importance of international cooperation in the fight against anti-Semitism and the defense of human rights.
