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Paraguayan War: what Lula said and why Paraguayans got angry
Watch: Peña calls Lula and Paraguay calls Brazilian ambassador, says Chancellor
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Watch: Peña calls Lula and Paraguay calls Brazilian ambassador, says Chancellor with 309CAsWuIW — Power360 (@Power360) July 30, 2026 advertising The Paraguayan War – called the Paraguayans of the Triple Alliance War –, fought from 1864 to 1870, was the largest armed conflict in South America's history. Paraguay one day invaded Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay. " We like peace, but we cannot forget that one day Paraguay decided to invade Brazil.
Furthermore, "The dignity of Paraguay is not negotiable. In 1864, the Brazilian government intervened militarily in Uruguay during a civil war in the neighboring country. The conflict ended in 1870, after five years of fighting, leaving Paraguay devastated territorially, economically and demographically.
In addition, He stated that Brazil enjoys peace, but that he could not forget the War of Paraguay in the 19th century. Watch the moment (1min31s): The president's statement caused discomfort with the Paraguayan government and Congress: the theme is sensitive in the country. The link was not confirmed by the Lula government.
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Watch: Peña calls Lula and Paraguay calls Brazilian ambassador, says Chancellor with 309CAsWuIW — Power360 (@Power360) July 30, 2026 advertising The Paraguayan War – called the Paraguayans of the Triple Alliance War –, fought from 1864 to 1870, was the largest armed conflict in South America's history.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesParaguay one day invaded Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
reliability moderate3/3 sources" We like peace, but we cannot forget that one day Paraguay decided to invade Brazil.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"The dignity of Paraguay is not negotiable.
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In 1864, the Brazilian government intervened militarily in Uruguay during a civil war in the neighboring country.
according to G1The conflict ended in 1870, after five years of fighting, leaving Paraguay devastated territorially, economically and demographically.
according to MetrópolesHe stated that Brazil enjoys peace, but that he could not forget the War of Paraguay in the 19th century.
according to G1Watch the moment (1min31s): The president's statement caused discomfort with the Paraguayan government and Congress: the theme is sensitive in the country.
according to Poder360The intervero began after a speech by the Brazilian leader during a visit to the military equipment manufacturer Avibras, in Jacareí (SP), while defending investments in the Brazilian defense industry. “We like peace, but we cannot forget that one day Paraguay decided to invade Brazil.
according to MetrópolesThe link was not confirmed by the Lula government.
according to Poder360
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