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Itamaraty announces measure while Argentine president maintains insults, including accusations of corruption and electoral interference
Brazil downgrades relations with Argentina after Milei's attacks on Lula
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Brazil downgrades relations with Argentina: recall Milei's attacks on Lula and the escalation of the diplomatic crisis. SEE ALSO: On the last occasion he offended Lula, always recalling the corruption accusations that led him to prison in 2018, Milei declared he hopes that the "blue wave" – the right-wing victories in Latin American elections – also reaches Brazil. Milei also said that Lula sent campaign strategists to the country to interfere in the 2023 presidential elections and support the candidate Sergio Massa, who was defeated.
Furthermore, Furthermore, initially, President Lula avoided fueling the controversy. The wave of attacks by Milei was intensified after the Argentine came to Brazil for the launch of Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy. The harsh diplomatic reaction of the Lula government to Milei's attacks.
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Brazil downgrades relations with Argentina: recall Milei's attacks on Lula and the escalation of the diplomatic crisis.
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SEE ALSO: On the last occasion he offended Lula, always recalling the corruption accusations that led him to prison in 2018, Milei declared he hopes that the "blue wave" – the right-wing victories in Latin American elections – also reaches Brazil.
according to Gazeta do Povo — ÚltimasMilei also said that Lula sent campaign strategists to the country to interfere in the 2023 presidential elections and support the candidate Sergio Massa, who was defeated.
according to G1Furthermore, initially, President Lula avoided fueling the controversy.
according to G1The wave of attacks by Milei was intensified after the Argentine came to Brazil for the launch of Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy.
according to Gazeta do Povo — ÚltimasThe harsh diplomatic reaction of the Lula government to Milei's attacks.
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