The Summit reaches a unanimous agreement with several objections from Argentina

The Ibero-American Summit concluded with a declaration emphasizing unity and cooperation among member states, despite some dissent from Argentina and others on specific points. Spanish President Sánchez highlighted the importance of representation and respect in political discourse. The declaration reaffirms commitments to multilateralism, sovereignty, and development goals, while introducing four new initiatives aimed at disaster risk reduction, artificial intelligence, academic mobility, and care support. The issue of gender equality sparked notable disagreements, particularly from Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Paraguay, reflecting ongoing tensions within the community. The summit also addressed organized crime, with calls for stronger laws and cooperation among nations.