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'So That We Are Never Ever Again Faced With...': Brazil Prez Indirect Message To Trump From India
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February 21, 2026
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12:20Now PlayingWorld News: Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered a carefully worded message during his visit to India on 21 February, saying global powers must work together “so that we are never ever again faced with” divisions reminiscent of past geopolitical rivalries. While not naming anyone directly, his remarks were widely seen as an indirect signal amid shifting global alliances and renewed political uncertainty in the United States.
Speaking alongside Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Lula emphasized strengthening ties between India and Brazil, boosting trade, and reinforcing the voice of the Global South. He called for multilateral cooperation, reform of global institutions, and a commitment to peace over confrontation.
Highlighting shared priorities — from renewable energy and technology to trade expansion and UN reform — Lula framed India-Brazil relations as a stabilizing force in a turbulent world. His comments come at a time of rising geopolitical tensions and debates over the future direction of US foreign policy.
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