China's embassy in Buenos Aires accused Juan Pablo Carreira, digital communication director at Argentina's presidency, of spreading malicious rumors and seeking to stain the international image of China. ^[1] China lodged a formal diplomatic complaint against Juan Pablo Carreira, the director of digital communications for the Argentine government. ^[2] The Chinese government held an urgent meeting with officials from the Argentine embassy to formally express strong dissatisfaction with recent anti-China rhetoric. ^[3] Juan Pablo Carreira wrote on August 30 on his personal X account that a Chinese state company was building a hydroelectric installation beside a glacier on the border and that failures in state organization of industrial activity caused the collapse. ^[4] The current toll stands at at least 1,050 dead and 3,916 missing in Nepal, and 16 dead and 546 missing on the Chinese side. ^[5] The disaster began when a mass of ice and rock broke away from a glacier front on the northern slopes of Langtang Lirung in Nepali territory and fell approximately 1,200 meters to the valley floor. ^[6] Juan Pablo Carreira accused the Chinese Communist Party of causing the Nepal earthquake, linking the government of Xi Jinping to the disaster. ^[7] The Nepal earthquake resulted in more than 1,200 deaths and 5,000 missing people. ^[8] The Chinese government characterized the complaint as a 'strong grievance' regarding the diplomatic alignment of Argentina with Donald Trump. ^[9] This specific incident adds to a long list of international claims and grievances resulting from Argentina's diplomatic alignment with Donald Trump. ^[10]