Autumn and Winter Check-in Challenge Over the past few years, Argentina's newly elected foreign minister-designate, Mille**, has repeatedly taken a stance on whether Argentina will join the BRICS organization, from a clear opposition at the beginning to a vague attitude in the middle, and then a clear opposition.
Whether or not to join the BRICS seems to have gone sour, and why is it that India has recently publicly expressed its dissatisfaction with Argentina?
Before the expansion of the BRICS, we had also speculated about which countries might join, and we did not include Argentina at that time.
It's not that I don't want to, but I can't.
Although the BRICS is currently the strongest organization of developing countries in the world, its strength is still relatively weak, so the priority for expansion is to choose friendly countries in specific regions that will help the BRICS countries continue to grow bigger and stronger.
Based on this criterion, Argentina's inclusion is most likely a request from Brazil.
If Argentina can join, then the two largest countries in South America will be BRICS members at the same time, which will be of great benefit to the expansion of influence in South America;
But including China and Russia, it is not without concerns, because whether Argentina, which had a good relationship with Brazil at that time, can survive until the next term is already a big question.
That is, this year's BRICS invitation to Argentina to join, in fact, is risky.
After Milley's victory, although he was taught to be a man by reality, he and his foreign minister-designate seemed to have a negative attitude towards the BRICS organization, and the suspected hype on this issue took the lead in making India unbearable.
On the 7th local time, a spokesman for India said that in the process of BRICS expansion, many countries expressed their willingness to join the BRICS and put forward many standards and guidelines, on the basis of which the BRICS countries invited 6 countries to join. If anyone wants to give up becoming a member of the BRICS, no one will force you to join.
The meaning of Indian *** in the vernacular is:
It's you Argentina who are begging to join, love doesn't come, anyway, there are many countries that want to join.
It is difficult to say this kind of thing between China and Russia, South Africa said that its influence is limited, and Brazil cannot say it, after all, inviting Argentina to join is most likely requested by Brazil, so the most suitable person to speak is India.
In fact, if you look at the national economic indicators alone, Argentina may not be eligible to join the BRICS.
Argentina's economy, which has been mired in the worst inflation in nearly 20 years, seems to have reached a dead end, and more importantly, Argentina is heavily indebted and has lost its solvency.
Unless it accepts the harsh terms of the World Bank and the IMF, Argentina is unlikely to borrow from international financial institutions.
Originally, joining the BRICS organization was seen as an opportunity for Argentina's economy to come back to life, and China could use its huge foreign exchange reserves to transfuse Argentina, and the latter could replace it with resources.
But Argentina itself chose to abandon treatment, perhaps this is fate.