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Brazil Summit in NYC
Last Monday (April 18th), the New York Harvard Club organized a Brazil Summit in a hotel in Midtown NYC. I was representing ESCP Europe at the United Nations so I couldn’t join it. However, a Forbes journalist made a descriptive article about … Continue reading
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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Now Everyone Wants to be the “Fifth BRIC”
Last year in a Special Report on Indonesia, The Economist quotes certain investment bank research arguing that Indonesia may be the “fifth BRIC” (BRIIC?). Now, in the latest edition, The Economist notes a source saying that Africa should be the … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Business, Economy
Tagged Africa, America, Bob Zoellick, Brazil, BRIC, Europe, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, FHC, GDP, IMF, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Overseas Development Institute, South Africa, The Economist, Think tank, Turkey, United Nations, United States, World Bank
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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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Brazil on the world stage
Below is a pro/ con debate about the role of president Lula in the Iran affair. source: http://www.americasquarterly.org/node/1484 …about Brazil’s president going to Iran (following Iran’s president traveling to Brazil in November). My opinion is that this increased diplomatic role … Continue reading
Posted in Article review, Brazil, Business, Culture, Economy, Event, Politics
Tagged Ahmadinejad, Brazil, Germany, Hillary Clinton, Iran, Lula, United Nations
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