“Brazil needs to start repaying once and for all the historic debt we owe to the African people,” Lula said last week during an appearance in Salvador.
It will be Lula’s second visit to the African continent in his third presidential term. Last year, he went to South Africa, Angola, and São Tomé and Príncipe, in addition to paying a quick visit to Cape Verde.
After returning from Africa, President Lula is slated to visit Guyana for the annual summit of the Caribbean Common Market and Community (Caricom), a regional group created in 1973 with 15 Caribbean countries.
He could and should visit the vast destruction of an otherwise pristine Suriname rainforest, where his mostly illegal countrymen and gold diggers are responsible for massive destabilizing and severe health issues among the local people. And in Suriname international oil companies have discovered vast oil fields making the country at least interesting for investments of Brazil.
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