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At the Iberoamerican summit at Estoril the Honduras vote brings the worse in some. One of them is Lula, who huffing and puffing left before the end saying there is no way he will recognize the Honduras result, nor will he talk to Lobo. Full Article at Venezuela News And Views
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Monday that his country has proved that the state plays an important role in combating the global financial crisis since the market itself cannot solve all problems. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy (R) gives a press conference flanked by Brazilian minister Dilma Roussef prior to a meeting with his Brazilian counterpart Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva (not pictured) on November 14, 2009 at the Elysee presidential Palace... View Photo »
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There's no point in leaving Iran isolated
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 30 (Xinhua) -- Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Monday sent a message to congratulate Jose Mujica for winning Uruguay's presidential run-off election, and pledged Brazil's support for his... Full Article at Xinhua
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In meeting with Iran President Ahmadinejad, Brazil's Lula appeared to be defending a tyrant whose election earlier this year is widely believed to have been rigged, the author argues. Full Article at Latin Business Chronicle
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KIEV, December 1 (RIA Novosti) – The Brazilian president is arriving in Ukraine on a two-day visit on Tuesday. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva delivers a speech during an agreement sign ceremony with Israel's President Shimon Peres at Itamaraty Palace in Brasilia, on November 11, 2009. Peres is on four-day official visit to Brazil. View Photo »
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How would the government of Lula da Silva react if only 10% of the Iranian regime repression was happening in Honduras, where we feel so angry and only condemn the ousting of president Zelaya
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Have you got news? Do you have news, comment or story on Brazil you want to share with Brazzil? Just send it our way to brazzilbrazzil.com. Full Article at Brazzil Magazine
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Vivien Lesnik Weisman: Opportunity For New Beginning In US/Latin American Relations Squandered
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Oops, we did it again. The opportunity presented to hit the reboot button on friendship with Latin America by the Honduran coup which ousted democratically elected President Manuel Zelaya was a gift to our newly elected President. Full Article at Huffington Post
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There's no point in leaving Iran isolated
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How would the government of Lula da Silva react if only 10% of the Iranian regime repression was happening in Honduras, where we feel so angry and only condemn the ousting of president Zelaya
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It doesn't help isolating Iran
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Marina is Lula da Silva and Obama at the same time
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I told [US] President [Barack] Obama, I told [French] President [Nicolas] Sarkozy, I told [German] Chancellor Angela Merkel that we will not get good things out of Iran if we corner them. You need to create space to talk
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Brazil is making excellent progress under the ‘zero hunger programme’ of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
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you don’t move forward by leaving Iran isolated.
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I publicly tell Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva: We are going to respect your embassy, because that is Brazil's land, and we are going to respect it, as long as they answer our petitions
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I told President Obama, I told President Sarkozy, I told Prime Minister Angela Merkel that we will not get good things out of Iran if we corner them. You need to create space to talk
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Thanks to Brazil's President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva and its Foreign Minister Celso Amorim, we have protection and a home in the Brazilian embassy ... that is where we are going to be for the moment
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This shows the diversity of Brazil's international relations ... And with all of them I am going to talk about peace.
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If we were to have a worldwide poll, more than 80% of people would decide for peace in the Middle East
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All of them will have to present numbers, even president Obama and president Hu Jintao. And all the others
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The new deforestation data represents an extraordinary and significant reduction for Brazil
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You can't build the peace necessary in the Middle East if you don't talk to all of political and religious forces that want peace or oppose peace
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One does not build the peace necessary in the Middle East if one doesn't speak to all the political and religious factions
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When Paraguay irritates Brazil, my job is to understand the situation and not act aggressively. Brazil is so much powerful and richer
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We were surprised by the transfer of military bases from Manta, in Ecuador to Colombia
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It will take time to resolve the problems of the gangs, organized crime and the drug traffickers in Rio de Janeiro.
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I believe the United States could put more pressure on the putschists.
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There is no limit to help Rio de Janeiro
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We want to show that this country does not owe anything to Madrid, to Chicago and to Tokyo ... We will host the Olympics better than these countries did in the past.
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Brazil is not going to produce a games so that the 'gringo' (foreigner) can come here and run off with our medals
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I thought we had lost because Obama came ... I want to say that I am not the one who knocked down Obama. It wasn't Lula that won and Obama that lost, it was Rio that won.
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The great opportunity for South America is to have peace, democracy and trust in each other ... I hope that all the leaders understand this and forget about 19th-century conflicts.
