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Lula Travels to Turkey to COP31 on the First External Agenda After the Election

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The president also goes to the Philippines to expand agreements with the trade bloc of Southeast Asian countries

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The president also goes to the Philippines to expand agreements with the trade bloc of Southeast Asian countries

·São Paulo, Brazil
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President and former minister will shine again in another climate dome, COP31

·São Paulo, Brazil
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President Lula will go to COP31 in Turkey. News that everyone already knows. Now try to imagine what this trip would be, and the Brazilian participation, if Brazil had placed in the presidency a climate negationist? It would be embarrassing, as it was years ago. The country will arrive there with its maps of the way, one of them to a world away from fossil fuels and the other to the overthrow of deforestation. The blue wave in the United States …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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"We will arrive at COP31 in Turkey, with an organized proposal for the world to take seriously the possibility of reducing fossil fuel dependence more quickly," said the president

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The composition of the next government should continue at the center of the political articulations in Brasília during the absence of Lula in the country. The president embarked on Monday, 9, to Antália, Turkey, where he will participate in the 31st United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 31), while allies, parliamentarians and representatives of the financial market await signs about...

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Planalto aims to expand markets in Asia and achieve ASEAN membership

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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