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Albuquerque Defends Ties with Brazil Independently of the President

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Miguel Albuquerque hopes that Venezuela will be able to hold free elections as soon as possible and argues that Portugal must preserve the historical, cultural and emotional ties with Brazil, regardless of who holds the presidency. The President of the Regional Government addressed the two South American political scenarios on the sidelines of the visit to the Basic School with Pre-School and Daycare Dr. Alfredo Nóbrega Júnior, in Camacha.
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DR Miguel Albuquerque defended the maintenance of historical and cultural ties between Portugal and Brazil, regardless of who takes over the Brazilian Presidency. On the margins of a visit to the Camacha School, he also stressed the importance of the trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur, considering it beneficial for both parties. On Venezuela, the president of the Regional Government expressed the hope that the country will r…

Miguel Albuquerque hopes that Venezuela will be able to hold free elections as soon as possible and argues that Portugal must preserve the historical, cultural and emotional ties with Brazil, regardless of who holds the presidency. The President of the Regional Government addressed the two South American political scenarios on the sidelines of the visit to the Basic School with Pre-School and Daycare Dr. Alfredo Nóbrega Júnior, in Camacha.

·Funchal, Portugal
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Dnoticias broke the news in Funchal, Portugal on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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