Argentine chief of cabinet criticizes Brazilian president over complaints about anti-Argentina campaign
Santilli responds to Lula: Brazil should not get all worked up
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Argentine chief of cabinet Diego Santilli responded to complaints by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva about an alleged anti-Argentina campaign, stating that Brazil should not "get all worked up" because its politicians campaigned in Argentina. Santilli also criticized Lula by noting that "we forget the barbarities that were said" in the past.
According to Santilli, there is "a sleeping giant that is waking up" in relation to Argentina, alluding to a renewed national drive. His statements come amid diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
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Furthermore, he criticized Lula: "We forgot the barbarities that were said"
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Chief of Cabinet spoke about the anti-Argentina campaign denounced by the President and stated that "there is a sleeping giant that is waking up" in relation to Argentina.
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Furthermore, he criticized Lula: "We forgot the barbarities that were said"
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