
Itamaraty classifies statements as aggressions and violation of the duty of respect between heads of state
Brazil summons Argentine ambassador after Milei's insults
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It is especially regrettable that this infamous episode involves the president of a country with which Brazil has 203 years of friendship and cooperation and which has, in Brazil, its main trading partner. Continues after the advertisement "There is no precedent of a foreign president who, on national territory, unleashes aggressions and offenses against the Head of State, democratic institutions, including the Judiciary, and the Brazilian people. The relationship between Brazil and Argentina has been strained due to ideological differences.
Furthermore, In a statement, Itamaraty classified the remarks as "aggressions" and stated that they represent a "serious violation of the duty of respect" between heads of state.
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It is especially regrettable that this infamous episode involves the president of a country with which Brazil has 203 years of friendship and cooperation and which has, in Brazil, its main trading partner.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesContinues after the advertisement "There is no precedent of a foreign president who, on national territory, unleashes aggressions and offenses against the Head of State, democratic institutions, including the Judiciary, and the Brazilian people.
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The relationship between Brazil and Argentina has been strained due to ideological differences.
according to VejaIn a statement, Itamaraty classified the remarks as "aggressions" and stated that they represent a "serious violation of the duty of respect" between heads of state.
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