The president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, reported to the UN General Assembly the lack of permanent representation of Latin America y Africa in it Security Council, Therefore, he described this exclusion as an unacceptable vestige of colonial domination.
The president of Brazil urged a “broad review of the Carta” of the HIM already a reform of the Advice Security that makes it more effective and representative of contemporary reality. He stressed that the participation of developing countries in decision-making in key institutions such as the International Monetary Fund It is crucial to achieve change.
Furthermore, the progressive leader also condemned “the collective punishment of the Palestinian people in Gaza after the acts of terrorism”, and highlighted the humanitarian crisis that is spreading towards the Lebanon.
Finally, Lula denounced Latin America’s “second lost decade” since 2014, marked by an average economic growth of only 0.9 percent, which exacerbated inequalities and affected the region’s political landscape.
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2024-09-28 13:28:22