The Vice President of Brazil Replied to Milei for the Insults Against Lula: "It Is Regrettable and Hurts His Own Country"
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Argentina has stabilised economically, but people's lives remain expensive, and the chances of financial aid from the US are dwindling. So what is the real balance sheet of radical reformer Javier Milei?
The Brazilian Social Party (PSB) holds this Wednesday (29), in Brasília, a national convention that will confirm Geraldo Alckmin's candidacy for vice-president on the sheet headed by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) to re-election. The meeting also marks the deliberation on the national coalition with the Workers' Party. President Lula must attend the convention, which will also have presidents of allied parties, parliamentarians and nat…
The spokesman for Casa Rosada argues that “there have always been insults from both sides,” but maintains that the situation will not affect relations between Argentina and Brazil.
Geraldo Alckmin said that the Argentine president got "absolutely rude" into the political affairs of Brazil.He joins the questions of the chancellor and the Minister of Economy in full diplomatic escalation.
The leadership of the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva hardened its position vis-à-vis the Argentine president. The Foreign Ministry of the neighboring country activated the institutional springs to evaluate the damage of the bond. Geraldo Alckmin, vice president of Brazil, said on July 29, 2026 that the recent statements of Javier Milei, president of the Nation, directly affect the commercial and industrial interests of the Argentine ter…
Amidst the diplomatic tension between Argentina and Brazil over President Javier Milei's statements against his pair, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, during his recent visit to São Paulo, the political scientist and advisor of the Brazilian president, Emir Sader, harshly questioned the attitude of the Argentine head of state and assured that his intervention was "shameful" and generated a unanimous rejection in Brazil. In dialogue with Radio Universi…
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