Brazilian president at UN: War is political collapse
The speech by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at the United Nations General Assembly focused on the issue of international conflicts. He condemned the war on Gaza, describing it as a complete breakdown of diplomacy, and warned that illegal settlements in the West Bank complicate the two-state solution. He also defended the Venezuelan people's right to self-determination and condemned economic sanctions against Cuba, as well as the embargo imposed on 10 million Cuban migrants. He emphasized the need for cooperation to stop the flow of arms and funding fueling organized crime, and highlighted that the fight against corruption will continue relentlessly, with no one above the law.
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