China supports Brazil in opposing ‘interference’: Xi to Lula
Global South | From the margins to the centreBeijing "supports Brazil in safeguarding its sovereignty and independence, opposing external interference, and contributing to maintaining regional and world peace and stability", Mr. Xi added.According to a statement from the Brazilian presidency, Mr. Xi also "agreed on the importance of speeding up negotiations for a Mercosur-China agreement", referring to a regional trading bloc.During the call, which lasted "more than one hour", Mr.
- ▪Global South | From the margins to the centreBeijing "supports Brazil in safeguarding its sovereignty and independence, opposing external interference, and contributing to maintaining regional and world peace and stability", Mr.
- ▪Xi added.According to a statement from the Brazilian presidency, Mr.
- ▪Xi also "agreed on the importance of speeding up negotiations for a Mercosur-China agreement", referring to a regional trading bloc.During the call, which lasted "more than one hour", Mr.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told his Brazilian counterpart on Monday (July 27, 2026) that he supports the country in "opposing external interference", Beijing's state media said, reporting a call between the leaders.Also read | China’s Xi urges Brazil’s Lula to jointly protect Global South interestsThe conversation between Xi and President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva comes less than three months before a tense election in Brazil pitting the incumbent against right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro."China highly values Brazil's international status and important influence," Mr. Xi told Mr. Lula, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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