Kim Kataguiri: Therefore, the greater the number of trading partners we can have, the better, especially considering ASEAN, which today is the fastest-growing region in the world. Thank you, Mr. President.
Kim Kataguiri: Mr. President, I wish to register a "no" vote. And I want to say that, in the last experience I had in Geneva in the ILO negotiations, it became very clear to me that the European countries propose and push a series of recommendations that only aim to harm African countries, Brazil and other Latin American countries, especially emerging countries.
It is very clear that they impose a series of restrictions on our labor market.
Kim Kataguiri: Brazil is the country that has signed the most ILO conventions.
Kim Kataguiri: And in European countries there is the triple vote of unions, employers and governments; the governments and the European unions vote in favor of a recommendation that their governments later do not sign.