The Great Mystery of the UN General Assembly: Why Does Brazil Always Intervene First?
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This Tuesday, a new general debate opens in the UN General Assembly, the annual meeting of heads of State and Government at the beginning of the session of the body. The format of the debate consists of a succession of interventions from all the member countries of the United Nations for six days, which defend their positions for a time "recommended" of 15 minutes each, although it is customary that many leaders fail to comply with this council.…
The country occupies the first position in the opening of the General Debate since 1955; tradition is attributed to an old Brazilian willingness to offer to speak when no other country wanted to start
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) will open the general debate of the 81st General Assembly of ...
As G1, Lula speaks at the opening of the UN General Assembly and Brazil follows as first speaker, tradition that began in 1955
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