In an exclusive interaction, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva discusses the future of Brazil-US relations under the Trump administration and the escalating crisis in Venezuela. Highlighting a pragmatic approach, Lula da Silva states, ‘I want to get along also very well with President Trump,’ despite existing trade tariffs and a $80 billion bilateral trade volume. He confirms plans for a person-to-person meeting in March to address trade issues while asserting that Brazil’s sovereignty and democracy remain non-negotiable. Addressing the situation in Venezuela, the President condemns foreign interference and the capture of Nicolas Maduro, describing it as ‘unacceptable’ and a violation of national sovereignty. He draws parallels to historical military coups in Latin America, urging that Venezuela’s democratic process be resolved by its own people rather than through external pressure. Additionally, Lula da Silva touches upon strengthening ties with India, mentioning his discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to build mutually beneficial business partnerships and foster multilateralism.
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