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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil threatened to damage the longstanding friendly ties between his country and neighboring Argentina in an interview on Wednesday, demanding an apology from Argentina President Javier Milei for the latter’s criticism of his corruption and socialist policies.
The G7 summit was a spirited affair for Milei, who received a warm greeting from the host of the event and fellow right-wing leader Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister of Italy.Speaking to UOL, Lula insisted that his personal distaste for Milei would not affect Brazil’s foreign policy. As the largest countries in Latin America and close neighbors, the bilateral relationship between Brazil and Argentina is of paramount importance for both countries.
“It is within his wishes ,” Adorni said of Lula, “and we respect that, but the president has not done anything that he needs to apologize for.”claimed that Milei’s preferred response to Lula would have been for his administration not to address the demand for an apology at all, as it was a needless “provocation.
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