
The Mexican magazine Foreign Affairs Latinoamérica has raised concerns about the future of Tierra del Fuego by publishing an analysis by international relations expert Alide Flores Urich Sass . The article puts forward an explosive thesis: the federal intervention in the Port of Ushuaia is not merely a measure to address "administrative disorder," but rather a strategic bargaining chip delivered by Javier Milei to Donald Trump as payment for joining the "Peace Board" without having to pay the one billion dollars demanded by the president.
OBJECTIVES OF CREATING THE PEACE BOARD
The Peace Board was conceived as a "new global security architecture" designed to operate outside the bureaucratic constraints of the United Nations. Its main objectives, according to its founding charter and official statements, are: 1. Reconstruction of Gaza: To direct and finance the physical and social reconstruction of the Gaza Strip after the conflict, under a technocratic management model (the so-called "20-Point Plan"). 2. International Stabilization Force (ISF): To create and deploy an international military and police force (initially composed of 32,000 personnel from member countries) to ensure disarmament and security in conflict zones. 3. Global Investment Management: To function as a massive investment fund to channel resources toward strategic infrastructure, with the aim of transforming war zones into centers of economic development. 4. Alternative to Traditional Multilateralism: Establishing a decision-making forum where the President (Donald Trump) possesses absolute veto power and lifetime membership, allowing for faster policy implementation than in the UN Security Council. 5. Geopolitical Containment: Serving as a bloc of allies coordinated by the United States to limit the influence of rival powers in strategic regions (such as the South Atlantic and Southeast Asia).
According to this version, lacking the necessary financial resources, the National Executive allegedly offered control of the port for military and commercial purposes linked to Trump's new security architecture. This necessarily compels us to connect the dots of a plot where sovereignty appears to have been divided up in the corridors of Davos.
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The "Coincidences" that fuel suspicion
Although the National Government was quick to clarify to the media that Argentina would not disburse the one billion dollars in cash to join the “Peace Board,” it never explained under what conditions it obtained the permanent membership that Trump's statute reserves only for those who contribute that capital. It is here that the pieces seem to fit together with surgical precision:
COUNTRIES THAT ARE MEMBERS OF THE “PEACE BOARD”
To date, the Peace Board has 26 founding states that ratified their commitment during the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 22, 2026. The list includes a strong presence of nations from the Middle East, Central Asia and some strategic allies in Latin America and Europe.
Region
Member Countries
America
United States (Presidency), Argentina , Paraguay , El Salvador.
Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia , United Arab Emirates , Qatar , Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Bahrain, Kuwait, Turkey.
Asia and Oceania
Indonesia , Vietnam, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cambodia.
Europe
Hungary , Bulgaria, Albania, Belarus, Kosovo.
The Responsibility of the "Facilitator" Melella
While sovereignty is being negotiated abroad, the internal situation is bleak. The government of Gustavo Melella has proven to be the necessary facilitator of this dispossession.
The Port in Limbo
Ushuaia is now a pawn in an international poker game where Tierra del Fuego has no seat . The most important strategic asset of the maritime and bicontinental province is being divided up under the pretext of a "technical inspection," while the real negotiations take place in Washington and Davos.
The National Government's silence regarding the financial terms of its entry into the Peace Board is deafening. If it fails to provide documentary evidence of how that membership was guaranteed, the theory that the port was handed over will cease to be a mere suspicion and become a bitter reality.