Brazil criticizes Venezuela for escalating tensions and personal attacks
- Brazil's Foreign Ministry expressed surprise at Venezuela's 'offensive tone' in communications, emphasizing the importance of respect and diplomacy in relations.
- Tensions escalated when Venezuela criticized Brazil for its lack of support for its BRICS membership bid during a recent summit.
- Venezuela's Foreign Ministry described Brazil's actions as 'irrational behavior,' comparing them to sanctions imposed by the U.S.
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Brazil criticizes Venezuela for escalating tensions and personal attacks
Brazil’s government has broken its silence over growing tensions with neighboring Venezuela, with the Foreign Ministry saying it was surprised by “the offensive tone” adopted by Venezuelan authorities toward Brazil.
Brazil surprised by Venezuela's 'offensive tone' as diplomatic row escalates
The Brazilian foreign ministry said in a statement on Friday it was taken by surprise by an "offensive tone" that Venezuelan authorities used against Brazil, the latest development of a diplomatic row between the two leftist-led countries.
The profile of the Venezuelan Bolivarian National Police deleted this Friday (1st) a publication with a silhouette of President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva (PT) and the Brazilian flag under the phrase “those who mess with Venezuela get along badly”. The post had been made on the organization's Instagram. Read more (11/01/2024)
In a statement, the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that “the option of personal attacks and rhetorical escalations, instead of political and diplomatic channels, does not correspond to the respectful way in which the Brazilian Government treats Venezuela and its people.” The reaction comes after Brazil vetoed the entry of Venezuela as an associate member of the BRICS, a group founded by the emerging countries Brazil, Russia, India,…
The Brazilian Government today criticized “demonstrations by Venezuelan authorities regarding Brazil and its national symbols” in recent days, after the country barred its neighbor's entry into the BRICS. In a statement, the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that “the option of personal attacks and rhetorical escalations, instead of political and diplomatic channels, does not correspond to the respectful way in which the Brazilian Gov…
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