Status: 02/01/2023 02:10 a.m Before his election, Brazilian President Lula caused a lack of understanding in the West with his attitude to the Ukraine war. Even now, Brazil does not want to get involved in the conflict. But Lula has offered to mediate. Is this realistic? By Anne Herrberg, ARD Studio Rio de Janeiro The expectations were high: He should advance deadlocked trade agreements, initiate new partnerships and save the Amazon. After Chancellor Scholz's visit to Lula in Brasilia, there...
The large oil painting "As Mulatas" right next to the Presidential Office in Palacio do Planalto is riddled with holes, like someone stabbed it. Elsewhere in the government palace in the Brazilian capital, mirrors, window panes and sinks are missing. These are the traces of the uprising with which the angry supporters of ex-president Jair Bolsonaro recently wanted to force a violent change of power here. But at least the official residence of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva...
South America trip Scholz in Brazil: "You were missing, dear Lula" Chancellor Olaf Scholz (l) hugs Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. photo © Kay Nietfeld/dpa Relations between Germany and Brazil were strained during Jair Bolsonaro's tenure. That should change again, Chancellor Scholz assured during his visit to Brasília. After the change of power in Brazil, Chancellor Olaf Scholz wants to open a new chapter in relations with the largest and most populous country in Latin America. "We are...
Status: 01/31/2023 02:15 am Chancellor Scholz wants to open a new chapter in relations with Brazil. After the meeting with President Lula, both promised faster progress on the Mercosur free trade agreement and cooperation on climate protection. After the change of power in Brazil, Chancellor Olaf Scholz wants to open a new chapter in relations with the largest and most populous country in Latin America. "We are all happy that Brazil is back on the world stage," said Scholz on...
According to President Lula, his country "has no interest in transferring the ammunition to be used in the Ukraine-Russia war." source site
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According to his lawyer, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has applied for a six-month tourist visa for the United States. In an email to the Reuters news agency, his lawyer Felipe Alexandre wrote that the ex-president submitted the application on Friday. He will remain in the US while it is decided. "He wants to take some time off, clear his head and enjoy being a tourist in the US for a few months," Alexandre wrote. Bolsonaro will then decide how...
By Le Figaro with AFPPublished 2 hours ago, Update 25 minutes agoImage of former President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro. UESLEI MARCELINO / REUTERSExiled since January 1 in Florida after his failure in the presidential elections in Brazil, the former president's visa should soon expire.Brazilian ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, who is being investigated for his role in the violent attack on the headquarters of national institutions in Brasilia on January 8, has applied for a six-month visa to stay in the United...
One of the topics of his visit to Brazil is climate protection. But the meeting with President Lula da Silva should also focus on energy policy and the situation in Brazil after the riots by supporters of Jair Bolsonaro. source site-1
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has applied for a six-month visa to stay in the United States, a lawyer said Monday. The former far-right president had left Brazil for Florida two days before the inauguration of Lula, January 1,source site
