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President Biden and President Lula spoke by telephone this afternoon. President Biden conveyed the unwavering support of the United States for Brazil’s democracy and for the free will of the Brazilian people as expressed in Brazil’s recent presidential election, which President Lula won. President Biden condemned the violence and the attack on democratic institutions and…
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Mexico City, Mexico Thank you, Patty. And thank you for the amazing work that you’ve done to represent the United States and strengthen communities here in Mexico. I’m also grateful to Ambassador Salazar, Hope, and Andrea for hosting us today in your home. The Mexican-American art all around us is so powerful – I hope…
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InterContinental PresidenteMexico City, Mexico 10:10 A.M. CST MR. SULLIVAN: Thank you, guys, all for being here today. It’s Monday, January 9th. We are in the bilateral portion of the North American Leaders’ Summit program today with our bilateral meeting with President López Obrador. When I say “our” bilateral meeting, I actually mean President Biden’s bilateral…
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Canada, Mexico, and the United States condemn the January 8 attacks on Brazil’s democracy and on the peaceful transfer of power. We stand with Brazil as it safeguards its democratic institutions. Our governments support the free will of the people of Brazil. We look forward to working with President Lula on delivering for our countries, the Western Hemisphere, and…
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