With 51 votes in favor and 47 against, approval takes place amid tensions with the Lula government on the granting of the agrément
U.S. Senate confirms Daniel Perez as ambassador to Brazil in tight vote
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Summary
The United States Senate approved, on Friday (7), the appointment of Daniel Perez for new ambassador of the United States in Brazil. In a tight vote, by 51 votes and 47 against, the Cuban-American was confirmed by the House plenary within a package that brought together 73 other nominations for diplomatic positions and government. With the approval, which took place hours before the parliamentary recess of five weeks, Perez concludes the legislative step of his appointment and is able to take the position.
Furthermore, He received 51 votes in favour and 47 against. Another 47 senators were opposed to the nomination. The tension increased because the United States began to charge Brazil the concession of agrément.
In addition, The American government accuses Brazil of deliberately delaying the concession of agrément and claims that it gave Brasilia "all the opportunities to do the right thing", but that it found successive postponements and obstacles. Meanwhile, the United States Embassy in Brazil is commanded by the business manager .
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The United States Senate approved, on Friday (7), the appointment of Daniel Perez for new ambassador of the United States in Brazil.
reliability high4/6 sourcesIn a tight vote, by 51 votes and 47 against, the Cuban-American was confirmed by the House plenary within a package that brought together 73 other nominations for diplomatic positions and government.
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With the approval, which took place hours before the parliamentary recess of five weeks, Perez concludes the legislative step of his appointment and is able to take the position.
according to Poder360 +2He received 51 votes in favour and 47 against.
according to G1Another 47 senators were opposed to the nomination.
according to MetrópolesThe tension increased because the United States began to charge Brazil the concession of agrément.
according to G1The U.S. Senate approved on Friday (7) the nomination of the state deputy by Florida Daniel Perez to take over the American embassy in Brazil.
according to Gazeta do Povo — ÚltimasThe American government accuses Brazil of deliberately delaying the concession of agrément and claims that it gave Brasilia "all the opportunities to do the right thing", but that it found successive postponements and obstacles.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da Hora +1Meanwhile, the United States Embassy in Brazil is commanded by the business manager .
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da Hora +1
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