Lula Says Brazil Is More Democratic than the United States in Many Aspects

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Lula da Silva added that the United States ignored the Brazilian Constitution by stating in the public report this Wednesday that Brazil violated human rights by pursuing an ex-president.

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Relations between Brazil and the United States have entered an era of growing deterioration in which Donald Trump’s decision to impose 50% tariffs is just an initial chapter. In the last few hours, the Human Rights Office of the State Department ruled that the South American giant has receded in the defense of freedom of expression due to the limitations faced by former President Jair Bolsonaro in the context of the trial that is followed by all…

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Rio de Janeiro (EFE).- President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said this Wednesday that Brazil is more democratic than the United States in many things, criticizing the report released yesterday in which the U.S. State Department accused Brazil of human rights violations. The Brazilian progressive leader said that the U.S. does not know the Brazilian constitution by stating in his report that Brazil violates human rights for allegedly persecuting a …

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In a speech in the Palacio do Planalto on Thursday (13), President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said that “no one is violating human rights” in Brazil. The speech takes place one day after the United States published a report stating that the situation of human rights in Brazil deteriorated. “No one is violating human rights rules as they are trying to present to the world. Our American friends always try to break with someone they are trying …

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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said, on this Thursday (13), that “no one is violating human rights” in Brazil. “It is unacceptable to say that there has been a deficit with Brazil in the last 15 years when their surplus [U.S.] was $410 billion, placed goods and services,” said the president.