President Javier Milei has arrived in Oslo to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado. His visit comes amid a packed political agenda in Buenos Aires focused on imminent labor reform and the year-end political closure. Milei landed in Oslo, where temperatures drop to 2 degrees, wearing his classic YPF jacket. Accompanied by his wife, Karina Milei, and Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, the delegation is staying at the historic Grand Hotel, the traditional lodging for Nobel laureates. Despite the political uncertainty surrounding Machado's presence, who has been in hiding since 2024, the ceremony remains a central part of the President's trip. The agenda also includes key diplomatic meetings with King Harald V and Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre. Beyond politics, Oslo offers a unique blend of urban life and nature. The city, 60% covered in forests, parks, and natural areas, seamlessly integrates the wild into its urban fabric. Visitors can enjoy attractions like the opera with its walkable roof, the Munch Museum, the Viking Museum, and the Nobel Center. Oslo is famous for its outdoor culture, from floating saunas and urban beaches to ferry rides along the fjord.
