#BRAZIL: Lula da Silva ambition to be a hegemon. Mary Anastasia O'Grady.

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🗓️ 22 November 2024

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#BRAZIL: Lula da Silva ambition to be a hegemon. Mary Anastasia O'Grady.

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0:00.0	Once upon a time, Amazon Music met audiobooks and listeners everywhere rejoiced.
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0:33.9	This is CBS, I on the World.
0:36.3	I'm John Bachelor.
0:37.7	Lula de Silva, three times elected president of Brazil.
0:41.4	Brazil, the second most populous state in the Americas,
0:45.3	critical to understand the success of the 21st century is the success of Brazil.
0:51.5	Lula de Silva, most recently in the news, not only because Xi Jinping was warmly welcomed
0:57.9	in Brazil, but also because he made strides at the G20 to push himself forward as a leader of
1:07.0	the Americas, perhaps a leader of the, it used to be called non-aligned world.
1:11.1	Mary, Anastasia Grady is here.
1:13.2	She writes the Americas column for the Wall Street Journal editorial page.
1:17.2	And we turn to Lula to Silva's plans for the future to be discerned in his diplomatic
1:23.3	cleverness these last days.
1:27.1	Mary, a very good evening to you. Lula de Silva
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