Brazil advised the US to abandon its militaristic ideas

  The President of Brazil unveiled a new campaign to increase infrastructure spending and attract foreign investment, and as part of this campaign called on US President Joe Biden to abandon militaristic ideas. Brazilian President Lula da Silva, unlike his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro, has distanced himself from dependence on the United States at all costs and believes in equal and fair relations with other countries in order to prevent damage to the interests of the Brazilian people. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said at an event in Rio de Janeiro to rally support for the spending program,

RT news agency reported: "We tell Biden that the United States has been thinking only about war for years, and not invest in Brazil. Spend some money as an investment in our country because it will bring peace to our people." Speaking to government ministers, governors and business managers, he said Brazilian leaders should travel the world to sell these projects. Da Silva plans to secure foreign funding and domestic investment by attracting capital from the US, China, the United Arab Emirates and European countries. Da Silva's programs include helping finance his "growth accelerator" program, known by the Portuguese acronym PAC.