Lula warns against foreign interference in Brazil election at UN
Lula’s remarks come as Trump asserts US power in Latin America in his own UN address.
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Lula’s remarks come as Trump asserts US power in Latin America in his own UN address.
Open original →Sept 22 - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva used his speech at the UN General Assembly on Tuesday to warn against foreign interference in Brazil's October election and reject any outside role in combating organized crime, remarks that appeared aimed at both Washington and his political rivals.
Open original →Lula also criticized the global body for failing to prevent wars, saying its credibility is at an all-time low.
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