The call also directed the Brazilian to thank Maduro for his support in the election of the Minister of Indigenous Peoples, Sonia Guajajara, to head the organization. Villak (Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples in Latin America and the Caribbean).
The two leaders also spoke about the interest of Brazilian businessmen in investing in Venezuela and potential partnerships on issues related to domestic and economic issues, especially in Roraima and Amazonas.
Elections in Venezuela
In April, the Venezuelan president said that his country “It has the most reliable, transparent and audited electoral system in the world“.
Maduro classified international concerns over the non-confirmation of the candidacy of his rival, Corinna Llores, for the July elections as “unacceptable.”circus“From the right.
In the same month, Lula expressed his hope for Venezuela “Back to normal” With the elections, the United States must end sanctions, so that Venezuelan refugees can return to the country.
On a trip to Bogotá (Colombia) the previous week, Lula and Colombian President Gustavo Petro expressed their support for reaching an agreement between the President of Venezuela and the opposition in the country, before holding the presidential elections.
Although Lula and Petro belong to the same ideological camp as Maduro, and both are from the left, they criticized the Venezuelan president for preventing Corina Llores from running in the elections.
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