Nelson de Sá: US foreign policy establishment considers sanctions on Brazil

In a headline issued by the Associated Press agency, which even resonated in the conservative press in the US, “Brazil retained data on deforestation until the end of COP26”.

reaction of Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, center of the foreign policy establishment: “Brazil is the guardian of the Amazon for all of us. It must be threatened with sanctions, as a boycott of trade.”

The data and its concealment were also in the news by the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal.

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Closing his European tour, Lula appeared in video and on the Sunday cover of the Spanish newspaper El País, in an interview with the newspaper’s new director, Pepa Bueno, highlighting the statement “I have to go back to regain Brazil’s prestige.”

The reception of the former president in Europe echoed even in China, with the portal Sina Finance noting that it would have been “like the Rolling Stones”.