Argentina Votes Against ICC Support at UN, Draws Domestic Criticism

Argentina was among 13 countries voting against a UN resolution supporting the International Criminal Court, breaking with its historical alignment and drawing sharp rebuke from former Chancellor Jorge Taiana, who called it a 'diplomatic disgrace' and blamed Economy Minister Pablo Quirno. The move signals a shift in Argentina's foreign policy under the current administration, potentially isolating it from Western allies and international legal norms. The decision's rationale remains unclear, with domestic political implications likely.

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