Lula's Triple Alliance War Remarks Anger Paraguay
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Lula: "We like peace, but we cannot forget that, at the time, Paraguay decided to invade Brazil. It invaded Corumbá and, at the same time, invaded Uruguay and Argentina. And that war, which seemed not to be a big thing, lasted five years" Read
The government of Santiago Peña will deliver an official note by the sayings about the 19th century conflict, which provoked a strong political repudiation in Asunción
Lula's Triple Alliance War Remarks Anger Paraguay
President Lula said Paraguay decided to invade Brazil in the 1864-1870 Triple Alliance War; Paraguay's Congress repudiated the remarks as a distortion of history. The post Lula’s Triple Alliance War Remarks Anger Paraguay appeared first on The Rio Times.
After talks between the presidents, the Paraguayan government will deliver an official note to the representative of Brazil
The Chamber of Deputies and Senators approved a complaint note against the sayings of the Brazilian president.It is for a statement about the War of the Triple Alliance, with which Lula sought to justify a rise in the investment in defense.
Lula says Paraguay chose to invade Brazil; Paraguayan Congress accuses him of distorting history
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva invoked the War of the Triple Alliance (1864-1870) to defend increased defense spending, in remarks that drew formal rejection this week from both chambers of Paraguay's Congress.
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