“Once the pertinent preliminary investigations have been carried out, Chile reported that it does not have records that support the occurrence of this event,” they say from the Foreign Ministry a few hours after deleting statements of similar content to those made by Foreign Affairs beyond the Andes.
The case of the possible five Chilean planes that would have entered Argentine airspace without permission added a new chapter.
After meeting in Colombia, due to the change of command, Foreign Ministers Santiago Cafiero and Antonia Urrejola agreed to move towards clarifying what happened.
after that both portfolios published statements on Twitter of similar content and line.
Nevertheless the Chilean ministry erased the writings within a few hours, which attracted attention.
Consulted in this regard, from the Government of Chile they now indicated that there is no change in position, but they detailed that they have no information in this regard.
“Once the pertinent preliminary inquiries were made, Chile reported that it did not have any background to support the occurrence of this event”they indicated from Foreign Affairs in a statement.
According to the Argentine accusation, the aircraft entered from Chile and flew over areas of the Province of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and the South Atlantic Islands between July 27 and 30.
With or without data, both Cafiero and Urrejola did agree to continue working on issues of concern to both countries, such as the next meeting of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC, to be held in Argentina), the migration crisis and integration physical, energetic and digital.
Read the tweets deleted by Chile and the Argentine publication
That is why Foreign Minister Cafiero met with his Chilean counterpart @UrrejolaRREE.
Both expressed that Argentina and Chile reiterate their will to increase mutual trust and ratified that in the next meetings they will continue to advance and work to clarify the facts. pic.twitter.com/pRSQdQIOtq– Argentine Foreign Ministry ???????? (@CancilleriaARG) August 7, 2022
