How is the partnership between Milei and Trump is isolating the Lula government?
In the midst of the attacks against Lula, which resulted in the relegation of relations between Brazil and Argentina , Milei accused the Brazilian president of interfering in the..
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Between 2024 and 2025, while Brazilian exchanges increased by only 3%, Argentine women jumped 12%. In addition, they signed a trade pact that reduces tariffs for hundreds of products and closed the purchase of F-16 American fighters by Argentina, with funding facilitated by Washington. During an interview with TV from Argentina on Wednesday (5/8), the Brazilian chancellor said it is enough to observe the amount mentioned by the Argentine president to see that Milei's statements are false.
Furthermore, Enter the Metropolis WhatsApp channel Last Sunday (2/8), the Argentine leader told the LN+ channel that Lula invested 1 billion dollars (more than R $ 5 billion) to support his opponent's campaign in the second round of the presidential election in Argentina, Sergio Massa.
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Between 2024 and 2025, while Brazilian exchanges increased by only 3%, Argentine women jumped 12%.
according to Gazeta do Povo — ÚltimasIn addition, they signed a trade pact that reduces tariffs for hundreds of products and closed the purchase of F-16 American fighters by Argentina, with funding facilitated by Washington.
according to Gazeta do Povo — ÚltimasDuring an interview with TV from Argentina on Wednesday (5/8), the Brazilian chancellor said it is enough to observe the amount mentioned by the Argentine president to see that Milei's statements are false.
according to MetrópolesEnter the Metropolis WhatsApp channel Last Sunday (2/8), the Argentine leader told the LN+ channel that Lula invested 1 billion dollars (more than R $ 5 billion) to support his opponent's campaign in the second round of the presidential election in Argentina, Sergio Massa.
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