In Pronunciation, Lula Says that Brazil Will Not Be 'Nobody's Colony'
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A month after the tense presidential elections and the rise of the right in Latin America, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has taken advantage of Brazilian Independence Day to reaffirm sovereignty in a shielding of his policies against the tariffs of the American Donald Trump, a first-hour ally of the Bolsonaro family and its presidential candidate, Flávio, with whom he is tied in the polls.The president led this Monday in Brasilia, the trad…
"We're not a colony and we won't be anyone's colony," said President Lula, rejecting the Trump administration's commercial pressures, while leading the polls for the October elections.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said, in a speech on Sunday (6), that we are not a colony and we will not be a colony of anyone, and defended the sovereignty of Brazil in the exploitation of critical minerals, rare lands and oil. According to the Brazilian Agency, the positioning occurs in a moment of commercial tension with the United States, which [...] The post Lula says that we will not be a colony of anyone and links economic sovereignt…
Brazil is a sovereign country and will not accept external interference in its political, economic and commercial decisions. The statement was made by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in pronunciation in national radio and television network broadcast on Saturday (6), in allusion to the Independence Day of Brazil, celebrated on September 7th. [...] Read more in Lula defends sovereignty of Brazil in pronunciation on September 7th: ‘We will be …
President Lula (PT) published, on Monday (7), Independence Day, an extensive message on social networks detailing what he classified as choices of national sovereignty made by his government — an inventory that goes through health, education, fighting hunger, strategic minerals, artificial intelligence, payment system, foreign trade, public security, environment, defense [...]
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