U.S. Legislators Ask Trump Not to Interact in Brazil’s Elections · Global Voices
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Washington, Sep 24 (EFE).- A group of 31 U.S. legislators, including Senator Bernie Sanders, this Thursday asked Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Donald Trump's government not intervene in the October presidential elections in Brazil and commit to respect the electoral process and recognize its certified outcome, regardless of the candidate elected. In a letter addressed to Rubio, Democratic legislators expressed their concern about what they…
A group of U.S. parliamentarians sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, demonstrating "concern" with the country's signs of interference in Brazil's elections. In this Thursday's document (29), Congressmen accused Donald Trump's management of trying to pressure the country's institutions and risking the strategic partnership between the two nations. Signed by 30 MPs and a senator, the letter states that the Trump administration ha…
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The Citizen A group of 30 Democratic Congressmen demanded that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, "do not interfere" in the elections in Brazil, to be held on October 4 and where the current President, Lula Da Silva, seeks re-election. "Instead of helping defend Brazilian democracy, the United States is acting as an agent of interference and destabilization, using diplomatic, economic and political pressure in ways that put democr…
A group of 31 U.S. parliamentarians sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressing concern about what they classify as attempts to interfere with the U.S. government's elections in Brazil. The document, signed by 30 MPs and a senator, states that Donald Trump's government would be pressuring Brazilian institutions...
Parliamentarians sent a letter to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio questioning actions that violate Brazilian sovereignty
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