Presidents call for expanding bilateral trade, currently around USD 2 billion, and strengthening investment between the two countries
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The Brazilian president and his Bolivian counterpart, Rodrigo Paz, discussed energy integration, trade, and security, and signed cooperation agreements between the two countries
New legislation mandates reliable age verification, holds digital platforms accountable, and establishes a national center to combat online crimes against children and adolescents
During his speech, President Lula defended sovereignty and multilateralism, highlighting South-South cooperation and a shared agenda in areas such as the fight against hunger, climate change, energy, artificial intelligence, and trade.
Initiatives expand protected areas in the Pantanal and Cerrado and reinforce commitment to biodiversity. Session precedes COP15, to be held in Brazil from March 23 to 29, 2026, in Campo Grande