Buenos Aires | Argentina’s Foreign Minister, Pablo Quirno, will open with a keynote address the Trilogue “Protecting the Future: Natural Rights at the Center of the International Agenda,” which will bring together legislators, members of the Executive Branch, and leaders of civic organizations this Friday, July 24, at the San Martín Palace in Buenos Aires.
Speakers at the Trilogue will include specialists Valerie Huber, president of the Institute for Women’s Health and one of the leading architects of the Geneva Consensus Declaration; Laura Bryant Hanford, senior analyst at The Heritage Foundation; and María Quiroga, director of research at the Global Center for Human Rights. The closing remarks will be delivered by Agustín Caulo, Secretary of Worship and Civilization of the Argentine Nation.
The event is organized by the international platform Political Network for Values (PNfV), in partnership with Fundación Faro, Argéntea, Instituto Mises Cono Sur, Global Center for Human Rights, and Fundación Free.
“This topic is relevant because we believe that protecting future generations requires placing natural rights back at the center of the international agenda. The future depends on natural rights,” explains national deputy Santiago Santurio, Argentina’s member of the PNfV Advisory Board.
Lola Velarde, PNfV’s executive director, explains that the Trilogue will offer participants a space to talk openly, identify common ground, and strengthen bonds of trust and cooperation, as well as to learn about initiatives that promote “civilizational alliances,” such as the Geneva Consensus.
Political Network for Values is an international platform that brings together public officials and political and civic leaders from 45 countries across the Americas, Europe, and Africa, with the aim of promoting a culture of life, strengthening the family, and defending fundamental freedoms. The network is nonpartisan, and its members participate in a personal capacity, united by a shared set of values.
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Event details:
Trilogue: Protecting the Future — Natural Rights at the Center of the International Agenda.
Date: Friday, July 24, 2026.
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Location: Argentine Foreign Ministry, San Martín Palace (Arenales 761, Buenos Aires City).
The Trilogue’s agenda (in Spanish) can be found here.
Press contact:
Diego Hernández
Director of Communications, Political Network for Values.
