Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez recently conversed about the Mercosur-EU free trade agreement and the state of affairs in Venezuela. Lula expressed gratitude to Spain for backing the deal, emphasizing its significance in upholding multilateralism and ensuring stable trade regulations. The leaders also endorsed a collective statement, with other nations, denouncing global division and unauthorized use of force in international relations.
They further welcomed the release of detainees, including Spanish nationals, as announced by Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez. In response to a recent incident, Brazil dispatched 40 tons of medical supplies to aid a distribution center affected by US bombings. Additionally, both leaders agreed on the necessity of hosting a forum in Spain to defend democracy and combat extremism.
Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodriguez engaged in discussions with Brazilian President, Colombian President, and Spanish Prime Minister, emphasizing the urgency of advancing cooperation amidst perceived aggression against Venezuela. Rodriguez highlighted the importance of upholding international law, respecting sovereignty, and fostering dialogue between nations in the face of armed attacks on Venezuela.
