Brazil refused to allow Venezuela to join the list of countries associated with the BRICS because, “at this time,” relations between both countries “are not friendly,” according to sources from that nation told the press.
The attorney general imposed by the defunct constituent, Tarek William Saab, said that direct sources close to Brazil informed him that the president of that nation, Lula da Silva, “manipulated an alleged accident to use it as an alibi in order not to attend.” to the recent Brics Summit” and that that version “was a deception to perpetrate the veto against Venezuela.”
Saab assured through a statement on Instagram that with this, Lula evaded his responsibility before the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, the other leaders present and, in particular, with Nicolás Maduro.
Tarek William Saab condemned that the president of Brazil appeared “smiling and unharmed” last Friday, October 25, at an activity and that he did not attend the Brics Summit. He stated that Lula has acted with “total cynicism.”
On the 19th of this month, Lula had a domestic accident and broke the back of his head and needed several stitches.
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For the prosecutor, Lula da Silva’s absence should be investigated for allegedly using a lie to fail to fulfill his commitment. He also considered that Brazil “obediently follows the instructions of the historical enemies of our people”; however, he did not directly mention any country.
Brazil denied Venezuela’s entry into the list of countries associated with the Brics because, “at this time,” relations between both countries “are not friendly,” according to sources from that nation told the press. It is said that Lula’s decision caused “irritation” in the ruling party.
Through a statement, the government of Nicolás Maduro called Brazil’s veto a “hostile gesture” and an “aggression” against the interests of Venezuela.
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