Brazil's president advises Biden: Put aside your "warlike thoughts"

  The President of Brazil has launched a new campaign to increase the costs of infrastructure construction and attract foreign investors, and he has advised the President of the United States, Joe Biden, to abandon the ideas of inciting war. Unlike his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro, Brazilian President Lula da Silva, has separated himself from the United States and does not want to be dependent on that country at any cost, and he believes in the issue of having equal and fair relations with other countries to protect the interests of the Brazilian people. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said in an event held in Rio de Janeiro to get support for the spending plan that: "We tell Joe Biden that for many years the Americans only think about war and not investing in Brazil. Try to spend less money to invest in our country because it will bring peace to this country." Speaking to government ministers, governors and business managers, Lula said Brazil's leaders should travel the world "to sell these projects." Da Silva's plans are to help finance his "prosperity acceleration" initiative, known for short as PAC.