This Wednesday (11), President Lula spoke by telephone with Colombian President Gustavo Petro. During the call, the two leaders discussed topics such as regional cooperation and the international agenda.
Among the topics discussed was the concern of South American governments with the possibility of Brazilian criminal factions being classified by the United States as terrorist organizations. According to interlocutors, the impacts and possible consequences of this measure for security in the region were central points of the conversation.
The presidents also spoke about preparations for the next summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), scheduled for March 21, in Bogotá. The meeting should address issues linked to integration between countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Furthermore, Lula and Petro confirmed their presence at the fourth edition of the “In Defense of Democracy” event, which will be held on April 18, in Barcelona.
