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Milei Is Lone South American Leader Yet to Accept Lula's ...

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While the leaders of the region greeted the elected president, the Argentine government remained silent, in a position that could strain the bilateral relationship and Mercosur.

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The president of the province of Buenos Aires questioned the position taken by the President after the election result; “It is an irresponsibility,” he remarked.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Presidents of Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela spoke about the outcome of last Sunday's elections.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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While the international community and the region’s right-wing governments recognized Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s victory, Javier Milei continues without congratulating the Brazilian president, clinging to his alignment with Donald Trump and to the expectation of the upcoming movements of Bolanarism. Even PRO and Mauricio Macri differed from [...] The Isolated and aimless entry: Milei postpones Lula’s recognition while waiting for Washington’s di…

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While the leaders of the region greeted the elected president, the Argentine government remained silent, in a position that could strain the bilateral relationship and Mercosur.

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A wave of newly elected right-wing leaders aligned with Milei congratulated Lula, including José Antonio Kast of Chile, Keiko Fujimori of Peru, Rodrigo Paz of Bolivia and Abelardo of the Espriella of Colombia

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Correio Braziliense broke the news in Brasília, Brazil on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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