Lula and Trump Speak Back to Back at the UN Today: What the US-Brazil Rift Means for Expats
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Lula and Trump Speak Back to Back at the UN Today: What the US-Brazil Rift Means for Expats
BRAZIL · UNITED STATES · DIPLOMACY Key Facts —The day The UN General Assembly opens its general debate in New York today, 22 September 2026. Lula speaks first among the world’s leaders, by a Brazilian tradition kept since 1955; Trump follows roughly fifteen minutes later. —The message Lula has said he will warn Trump not […]
UN releases photos of Trump attending Lula's speech at the 2025 General Assembly Reproduction The presidents of Brazil and the United States, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Donald Trump, can re-edit on Tuesday (21) a meeting at the UN General Assembly in New York. The episode was a turning point in the relationship between the two heads of state, who began to dialogue and even had a face-to-face meeting, which resulted in the withdrawal of tariff…
There is no bilateral meeting marked, but sequence of speeches opens room for informal contact between the presidents after new commercial and diplomatic disputes
Lula defends sovereignty and Global South while Trump criticizes the UN and focuses on Iran during the 2026 General Assembly. Understand the main points of the speeches.
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