VOICED : Protesta exige respetar DDHH en visita de Pena Nieto a Argentina

Various social, student, and political organizations in Argentina protested against the meeting between Argentina's President Mauricio Macri and Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto. The protestors condemned human rights abuses in Mexico, highlighting the 28,000 disappearances under Peña Nieto's government. They also criticized Macri for hosting Peña Nieto, given Argentina's own history of disappearances. The protest included references to the Ayotzinapa case and current educational conflicts in Mexico. Human rights organizations in Argentina urged Macri to consider Mexico's human rights situation in any bilateral discussions, as Peña Nieto's visit aimed to boost trade and deepen ties with MERCOSUR and the Pacific Alliance.

What was the main reason for the protest by Argentine organizations?

• To oppose the meeting due to human rights abuses in Mexico.

• To support the meeting between the presidents of Argentina and Mexico.

• To celebrate the cultural ties between Argentina and Mexico.

• To demand better trade relations between Argentina and Mexico.

Why did the protestors criticize President Macri for hosting Peña Nieto?

• Because of Argentina's own history of disappearances.

• Because of cultural differences between Argentina and Mexico.

• Because of economic disagreements between the two countries.

• Because of a lack of diplomatic protocol.

Which specific case was highlighted during the protest?

• The cultural festival in Buenos Aires.

• The trade agreements between Argentina and Mexico.

• The 43 missing students from Ayotzinapa.

• The economic crisis in Argentina.

What did Argentine human rights organizations demand from President Macri?

• To visit Mexico for diplomatic talks.

• To host a cultural exchange program.

• To consider Mexico's human rights situation.

• To increase trade with Mexico.

What was the purpose of Peña Nieto's visit to Argentina?

• To attend a cultural festival in Buenos Aires.

• To negotiate a peace treaty.

• To discuss regional agreements and enhance trade relations.

• To visit historical sites in Argentina.