The main definitions of Lula Da Silva
Environment
– We are going to resume reforestation and surveillance of the Amazon and combat any and all illegal activities of mining, wood extraction and intensive agricultural occupation.
– We are going to promote sustainability in the Amazonian regions, we are going to show once and for all that wealth can be generated without destroying the environment.
– We are open to international cooperation to take care of the Amazon.
Climate change
– Brazil is ready to resume its leading role against the climate crisis, protecting all our biomes in the Amazon region
economy and society
– Our most urgent commitment is to end hunger again. We cannot accept as normal that millions of men, women and children in this country have nothing to eat or that they consume fewer calories and protein than necessary.
– If we are the third largest food-producing country in the world, if we have technology, land, if we are capable of exporting to the entire world, we have a duty to guarantee that every Brazilian can have breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. This will again be my government’s number 1 commitment.
– Brazil can no longer fall into a huge bottomless pit. that country needs faith, to find itself to combat hunger and extreme poverty.
local politics
– We are going to resume the dialogue with the governors and mayors to define the necessary works for each population.
– Our commitment will always be for the life of the population of each State and each municipality of this country.
– We are going to rebuild the dialogue between the Government and the workers.
– The major political decisions that affect 215 million Brazilians were made in dialogue with society. Let no one doubt the power of the word.
International policy
– In my international trips and my contacts with country leaders, what I discuss the most is that the world feels welcome from Brazil, from sovereign Brazil, the one that supported the movement of African countries, that worked for the integration of Latin America, of South America and the Caribbean, which strengthened Mercosur and helped create Celac and the Brics.
– We are telling the world that Brazil is back, that it is too big to be relegated to that sad role of a pariah in the world.
– We want fairer international trade, resume the partnership with the European Union.
– We are not interested in trade agreements with our country as an exporter of commodities and raw materials. We also want to export intelligence and knowledge.
Source: Ambito
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