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Leo B. in Utah writes:

Lula has advanced Brazil's interests around the world more so than any other President in the history of Brazil.. So to not like him is an insult to every Brazilian living in or out of Brazil, you have to respect what he has done, He is taking a stance, it might not be the most popular stance, but it will show the world that Brazil will do what it best for Brazil..

Do your research before you start blasting your President..

PS: Im also a Brazilian living in the US of A.

Posted on Mon Mar 15, 2010

Eric in New Mexico writes:

@ Ivoneide in Brazil:

Welcome to the blog, I have a question for you if you feel like taking a thought for a ride...

If you were President Lula, what would you say to Aminidijad to correct his malfunction of understanding where the path of peace starts with the international community?

Posted on Fri Mar 05, 2010

Ivoneide in Brazil writes:

I am brasilian i do not like LULA.

I hope that the next president of Brazil, has a good relationship with the U.S. President Lula and authoritarian dictatorial friend. now and a friend of terrorists too.

Posted on Thu Mar 04, 2010

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