The Hindu 1 month ago

The ‘Lula’ hoaxer

When Brazil’s notoriously interview-shy president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, offered journalists from Angolan state radio an exclusive telephone chat, they should probably have smelled a rat. Full Article at The Hindu

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