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Brazil, WHO agree to continue jointly fighting Covid-19

Brazil, WHO agree to continue jointly fighting Covid-19 Brazil, WHO agree to continue jointly fighting Covid-19 Brasilia, Apr 22 (Prensa Latina) Brazil and the World Health Organization (WHO) agreed to continue jointly working together to face Covid-19 in the South American country that is currently going through the worst scenario of the pandemic, Brazilian Foreign Ministry reported. Brazilian Foreign Minister Carlos França talked virtually to the WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who congratulated Brazil for the growing number of coronavirus vaccinated people, despite global shortage of vaccines, he said. Adhanom Ghebreyesus also invited Brazil to participate in the agency s efforts to increase vaccine production including through its involvement in some initiatives for the dissemination of top-of-the-line technologies.

New Chancellor holds Apex presidential diplomat, center s target of greed – 04/15/2021 – Worldwide – KSU

ksuadminApril 15, 2021 In another measure that indicates a normalization of Itamaraty after Ernesto Araújo, Chancellor Carlos França has appointed diplomat Augusto Pestana to take over the presidency of Apex (Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency). The agency has already had three presidents under the Bolsonaro government and has gone through successive crises due to ideological and political interference. Apex’s presidency, which has an estimated budget of R $ 1 billion to promote Brazilian products and businesses abroad, has been the target of the center’s greed. France, however, has managed to secure a career diplomat at the agency, which has been linked to Itamaraty since José Serra’s tenure as chancellor.

EU official blasts Brazil 2060 climate pledge for not going far enough

WORLD / EUROPE EU official blasts Brazil climate pledge for not going far enough By Reuters Published: Apr 15, 2021 06:43 PM The European Union s top environment official told Brazil on Wednesday that the South American country s updated climate pledge sends a bad signal by only committing to reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2060. A large amount of smoke from the illegal burning of the Amazon rainforest in Nova Progresso, Para, Brazil on August 15, 2020 Photo: VCGLike most of the world, Brazil in late 2020 submitted an updated commitment under the Paris Agreement on climate change, known as a nationally determined contribution (NDC). But the country largely maintained its previous targets while adding the net-zero-by-2060 pledge. The EU and the US have vowed to eliminate net emissions of all greenhouse gases by 2050.

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