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Although unofficially reported by the Santiago Peña government, the meeting between the Presidents of Paraguay and Brazil to start tomorrow the review of Annex C of Itaipu was postponed because Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva had to rest due to the flu. Suspended, but today he was deemed healthy to attend the first plenary meeting of the Federal Council and posted a photo of him playing football.
through government spokesman santiago penaAnnounced yesterday, the meeting scheduled for tomorrow in Brasilia Review of Annex C to the Treaty of Itaipuused to be put off The foreign ministers of the two countries will agree on a new date. The government informally stated that Lula has the flu and their recommendations rest for few daysbut they, who are from Brazil, asked that no details about their health be revealed.
However, judging from his account on X (formerly Twitter), @LulaOficialmy own President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva This morning, he published a reprint of his participation in the meeting First plenary meeting of the Federal Council. There, he looked healthy and wasn’t even wearing a mask.
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also, Brazilian Vice President Gerardo Alcminalso posted on his X account yesterday, @geraldoalckminphotos of presidents of neighboring countries play soccer And pointed out that “President Lula, who underwent hip surgery, has returned and scored more goals for the Brazilian team.”
It should be remembered that after returning from the United States, Santiago Pena planned to stop in Brasilia, where he would visit the Brazilian Foreign Minister to implement the amendments to Annex C of the Treaty of Itaipu. However, due to the suspension of the meeting, the specific reasons have not yet been officially announced. The President is already on his way to our country.