The The foreign policy of kirchnerism through the construction of a presidential discursive realism (2003-2015)

Abstract

This work analyzes the foreign policy of the kirchnerism through the presidential speeches given at the Legislative Assembly and at the General Assembly of the United Nations every year, interpreted for the authors who have contributed to the state of the discussion of the period. These discursive statements demonstrated the intention of designing a pattern of international insertion oriented towards internal distributive growth. For this, it was consolidated what we have called a presidential discursive realism, understood as the construction of political power from argumentation, to develop state capacities that enable the necessary transformations for development with equity.