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united states eau status as reserve currently in the -- currency in the world. there is an effort to diminish the united states and the dollar as the world's currency of exchange. we talked about the bric nation, brazil, russia, india, china, south africa looking to do something to shift that power away from the u.s. well, we'll go to silva, the president of brazil. he spoke about this with china, and here is what he had to say on thursday. >> translator: every night i ask myself why all countries are forced to do their trade backed by the dollar. why can't we do our trade backed by our currency? why are we not committed to innovating? pete: i mean, this is really, really dangerous for our country considering the status that we have, the extent of our debt. if we can't finance ask trade on that debt, that's, that is our
At the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will make a state visit to China later this month, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced Friday. Economic cooperation will be a key topic during the visit, experts said, noting that enhanced cooperation between the two sides will help boost the confidence of the international community in economic recovery in the post-pandemic era.
up slam and all do well here." she was up against the former french finalists, and silva, who was a very tricky opponent, and it became a very problematic match. she just went away from the match in that final set she was beaten and left the court, she was very slow to walk off the court — then weirdly, she sat down and was slumped in the corner until a couple of media representatives and wga representatives and wga representatives came to find her. she was pretty distraught. while spurs are fifth on both sides have had patchy form. mass fruit he told me earlier, this one is hard to call. �* , ., , told me earlier, this one is hard to call. �* , . , , ., call. it's a very interesting one, both sides _
For two years we have debated whether the essential feature of the January 6 riot, the mob stirred up to storm the Capitol in frustration over the 2020 election, was the ambition in the background or the futility and unreality up front.
criticised bolsonaro, saying that the silence of leaders leads to chaos and, you know, a direct dig at the soon—to—be ex—president, but he did say that yes, there will be a new government but democracy will remain. i think that is very important. there was a lot of concern here, with such a divided country, exactly what would happen with the handover. would bolsonaro's supporters concede, would they accept defeat? it has been a very difficult time here in brazil, but certainly it looks like his inauguration so far is going smoothly. as you said, a lot of bitterness and a lot of history here, not least the fact that president silva at one point was in prison having been convicted of corruption charges and obviously the court subsequently intervened on that. but i wonder, the other big news out of brazil, some would say is even bigger news, has been the death of pele. has that, to a certain extent do you think, helped to bring people together in a small way? you said the country was so very divided by this very, very corrosive politics