Summary
Brazilian President Lula declared that Brazil does not want a new Cold War and aims for peaceful relations with the United States. As he prepares to visit President Trump, Lula hopes to discuss trade, immigration, and investment to improve Brazil-US relations. During his recent visit to India, Lula also agreed with India's Prime Minister Modi to increase cooperation in mining and other sectors.
Key Facts
- President Lula stated Brazil does not want a new Cold War and seeks equal treatment for all nations.
- He plans to meet President Trump in early March to discuss trade, immigration, and investment.
- Lula believes Brazil-US relations will normalize after his discussions with Trump.
- During his visit to India, Lula and Prime Minister Modi agreed to cooperate on critical minerals and rare earths.
- They signed a memorandum of understanding (an agreement) on mining and trade diversification.
- The discussions included topics like scientific research, entrepreneurship, and education.
