(Analysis) President Lula’s visit to New York revealed Brazil’s diminishing global influence. His stance on international conflicts and environmental issues raised concerns about the country’s diplomatic approach. Lula’s ambiguous position on climate change and petroleum production drew criticism from environmental groups. Brazil’s environmental credentials faced scrutiny as wildfires raged across the country. Over sixty percent […]
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