Lula Says Brazil Won’t Allow Foreign Governments to Interfere

President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil has asserted that his country will not tolerate foreign governments interfering in its internal affairs. In a statement, Lula criticized local politicians who he believes are encouraging "attacks" on the nation. Lula emphasized that Brazil is capable of governing itself without external interference, underscoring the country's sovereignty and right to self-determination. The president's remarks come amid ongoing political tensions and debates within Brazil about the role of foreign influence in the nation's affairs. While Lula did not provide specific details about the alleged "attacks" or the foreign interference he is concerned about, his strong stance suggests a determination to assert Brazil's independence and resist any perceived attempts to undermine the country's domestic decision-making processes. The statement highlights the Brazilian government's position on maintaining national sovereignty and its willingness to address any perceived threats to its autonomy, whether from foreign actors or domestic sources.