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This is CBS, I on the World.

I'm John Baxter with my colleagues for the New World Report, Ernesto Arrugia, former foreign minister of the Republic of Brazil, and Alejandro Pina Exclusa, who is an activist for democracy in Venezuela, now not possible to live freely in his own country.

Gentlemen, I begin with the major news for the continent, for the hemisphere, and for the earth,

which is the Bricks meeting in Rio de Janeiro hosted by Lula de Silva, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and as for South Africa.

It's larger now.

They're adding countries all the time,

including Iran and Venezuela, I believe, was invited. I don't know that if it's joined yet,

Alaska, Alejandro. Certainly also Argentina was invited and declined. So Ernesto, I come to you,

what is the significance of holding the bricks meeting in Rio?

Does that have any local significance, or is this simply a transnational headlines?

Good evening to you, Ernesto.

Good evening, John.

Well, Lula wanted to make this a revamping of his international stance, which has been so much criticized lately,

he wants to emerge as a leader of the Global South.

So, well, this was already foreseen as the year of Brazilian presidency,

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