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Brazil's president's chief special adviser Amorim criticized the US government for posting a video claiming a “dominant position” in Latin America on the 12th, pointing out that various recent actions of the United States indicate that it is trying to interfere with the sovereignty of Latin American countries, including Brazil. Amorim said at a session of the Brazilian House of Representatives on the same day that the US is trying to make Latin America subordinate to its interests. “Anyone who has watched that video will understand that they are trying to weaken the sovereignty of Latin American countries, including Brazil, of course.” Amorim pointed out that the US recently adopted measures such as imposing large tariffs on Brazil, which are politically motivated. Citing Brazilian President Lula's statement, he reiterated that Brazil will not accept US unilateral measures to weaken Brazil's sovereignty or exert economic coercion on Pakistan.
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Brazil's president's chief special adviser Amorim criticized the US government for posting a video claiming a “dominant position” in Latin America on the 12th, pointing out that various recent actions of the United States indicate that it is trying to interfere with the sovereignty of Latin American countries, including Brazil. Amorim said at a session of the Brazilian House of Representatives on the same day that the US is trying to make Latin America subordinate to its interests. “Anyone who has watched that video will understand that they are trying to weaken the sovereignty of Latin American countries, including Brazil, of course.” Amorim pointed out that the US recently adopted measures such as imposing large tariffs on Brazil, which are politically motivated. Citing Brazilian President Lula's statement, he reiterated that Brazil will not accept US unilateral measures to weaken Brazil's sovereignty or exert economic coercion on Pakistan.
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