Argentine president meets with Japan press

Argentine president meets with Japan press

Argentine President Mauricio Macri meets with Japanese reporters in Buenos Aires on May 8, 2017, prior to his official visit to Japan, the first such trip by an Argentine president in 19 years. During the interview, Macri expressed hope to reconstruct ties with Japan and expand bilateral trade. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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