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Lula Finally Speaks Out Against Maduro, Suggests the Country Hold New Elections

Lula says he wants to maintain a good relationship with Venezuela.

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The president of Brazil, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, during a press conference at his official residence at Brasilia, Brazil, July 22, 2024. AP/Eraldo Peres
RAFAEL OLIVEIRA
RAFAEL OLIVEIRA

Following a meeting with Colombia’s Gustavo Petro, President Lula claims he no longer recognizes the results of Venezuela’s elections, and is suggesting that the country hold new elections.

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RAFAEL OLIVEIRA
RAFAEL OLIVEIRA

Mr. Oliveira is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Religion Unplugged, America’s Future, and the College Fix.

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