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Tag Archives: Diplomacy
Brazil´s Foreign Policy
Under the leadership of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Brazil opened 62 diplomatic and consular representations around the world – another 17 are in the process of opening. The country currently has 212 posts. Many of them have no … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Brazil, Cuba, Dilma Rouseff, Diplomacy, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Iran, Israel, Lula, Mercosur, Middle East, Palestine, Security Council, Turkey, United Nations, `
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Brazilian Diplomacy through Currency
Brazil uses an abundance of currency for diplomatic leverage. Read the full article, here. Brazil’s foreign-aid programme Speak softly and carry a blank cheque In search of soft power, Brazil is turning itself into one of the world’s biggest aid … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Economy, Politics
Tagged Brazil, Diplomacy, Lula, Politics
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Former CIA Officer on Brazil in Iran Negotiations
A positive view of the recent diplomacy Former CIA officer on Iran: Brazil and Turkey are vital checks and balances Shouldn’t the world welcome the actions of two significant, responsible, democratic, and rational states to intervene and help check the … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, China, CIA, Diplomacy, Erdogan, Iran, Russia, Turkey, UN, United Nations, US
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Brazilian Nuclear Diplomacy
Brazil, Turkey and Iran Not just any deal will do May 20th 2010 From The Economist print edition Have Brazil and Turkey helped solve a brewing nuclear crisis, or made it worse? TO IRAN’S irrepressible president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the deal … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, Brazil, Diplomacy, IAEA, Iran, Lula, Turkey, UN, United Natios
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