Brazil Needs Cooperation, Not Intervention, to Fight Crime, Lula Says
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"Brazil does not agree with what is happening. Ideological differences should not be obstacles to integration. Democracy is in danger. We are again witnessing external interference in electoral processes. The division of the world into zones of influence and neocolonial attacks by strategic resources constitute anachronistic gestures." President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva spoke at the United Nations General Assembly with a speech in which he refe…
Brazil needs cooperation, not intervention, to fight crime, Lula says
Sept 22 (Reuters) - Brazil does not underestimate the threat posed by organized crime and is prepared to combat criminal groups operating in the country and across borders, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told the UN General Assembly on Tues...
President defends sovereignty, rejects external interference in elections, collects cooperation against organized crime and criticizes Security Council
The president of Brazil maintained that his country cannot remain under the influence of any power and called for greater international cooperation to combat organized crime.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva once again defended the sovereignty of the countries, specifically citing the scenarios of Latin America and Brazil, where, according to the president, there are attempts of foreign influence on national political processes. When addressing the situation of Latin America and the Caribbean, Lula said that the region coexists with pressures... Read more » The post "Brazil does not fit in nobody's backyard," says…
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