Brazil’s Lula Leaves Today for G8 Summit

According to professor Eiti Sato, of the University of BrasÀ­lia Department of International Relations, Brazil has an important role to play at this week’s G8 summit in Scotland.

Sato praised President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s proposal to include Haiti in the list of poor countries that the rich nations need to help.


“Haiti is a typical example of a country in need of emergency aid. The international community must get involved,” he said.


Sato pointed out that the focus of this summit is poverty in Africa and climate change. There is a consensus that urgent action must be taken to deal with these problems, said the professor.


“These are critical issues that must be dealt with now,” he concluded.


President Lula will travel to Scotland for the G8 summit today. The summit will end on Friday.


ABr

Tags:

You May Also Like

Brazilians Seem Optimistic About Their Economy But Fear Inflation

Brazilian consumers’ Confidence Index as indicated by the latest Getúlio Vargas Foundation data shows ...

Brazil Inaction Brings Malaria and Tuberculosis Back to Indian Population

The recent occupations of public buildings by Brazilian Indians are reactions to the ineffectiveness ...

After the US, Brazil Hints It’s Close to Accept New Honduras Government

The Foreign minister of Brazil, Celso Amorim, declared that the new president of Honduras, ...

Tobacco Growers in Brazil Can’t Do Anything Else

Tobacco is the chief crop in Santa Cruz do Sul, 167 kilometers from Porto ...

After a Year and a Half of Deficits Brazil Gets US$ 146 Million Surplus

Brazil's current transactions (all Brazilian operations overseas) resulted in a surplus of US$ 146 ...

Brazil’s Lula to Sign Space Agreement in Moscow

Today, during his weekly radio program, "Breakfast with the President," Brazilian President Luiz Inácio ...

Coming Out in Brazil

A candid talk with Beyond Carnival’s author James N. Green. Says he, "I understood ...

Zero Tillage: a Brazilian green revolution

Zero Tillage: Why the Grass Is Greener on Brazil’s Side

Brazil’s large farms have long pioneered a green cultivation technique that boosts growth. Now ...

April 1994

CONTENTS: Cover: One real = one dollar (p. 7) Politics: Jobim and the constitution ...

To the Rescue

By raising the rate it charges for lending, the Brazilian central bank hopes to ...

WordPress database error: [Table './brazzil3_live/wp_wfHits' is marked as crashed and last (automatic?) repair failed]
SHOW FULL COLUMNS FROM `wp_wfHits`