Brazil doesn't want 'new Cold War', Lula says before Trump meeting - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiswFBVV95cUxQRlBfbVdyMjRSaG5ab2RZWGJaSVRaWnBFdEhjTTF0TlVuOW9BUnpTQlR3ZzFwTmpoUHdnbEF0VFZ1RUdic3k2azB0TUVYN1g0RmYtblZnLXhiYXQzcHQ2NFN0UDVfdEpEQ3B4ejBZUF9Za3NMU0V0NEEtNVZDY2NQVHF6MEpKUjgwdnhlaFdnZ0tHMWtnc0xvaGNEaHZIMlY2S2RPejJuMGhfa1hhSlpPMngxWQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Brazil doesn't want 'new Cold War', Lula says before Trump meeting</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged U.S. President Donald Trump to treat all countries equally, stating that Brazil does not want a 'new Cold War' ahead of their upcoming meeting in Washington.

President Lula called on President Trump to treat all countries equally, emphasizing that Brazil does not want a 'new Cold War' and seeks equal treatment for all nations.

President Lula stated that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro should be tried in Venezuela, not the U.S., emphasizing that the matter should be resolved by the Venezuelan people without foreign interference.

President Lula emphasized that the world needs peace and job creation, not further tariffs or a new 'Cold War', in response to U.S. actions.