Sérgio Moro: This presidential diplomacy has been increasingly disastrous.
Sérgio Moro: Within the span of a week, we saw Lula visit Argentina and choose, instead of honoring Mercosur agreements, instead of seeking a harmonious relationship with his Argentine counterpart, President Milei, to carry out a childish provocation: he sought out the corrupt Cristina Kirchner, convicted by the Argentine judiciary, a person we all know to have a bad reputation, and went there to embrace her and even pose for ridiculous photos asking for her freedom.
A disrespect to the Argentine judiciary, a disrespect to President Milei, a disrespect to Mercosur.
Sérgio Moro: If we had been left with only that episode, it would already have been embarrassing enough, but in its wake we had the BRICS meeting here in Rio de Janeiro, depleted.
Sérgio Moro: Vladimir Putin did not come. Okay, he has an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court and it would not, in fact, be prudent for him to attend, but the President of China did not come either, nor did other important leaders.