>>484233In fact, Lula criticized Israel and made a fair comparison, and I fully support what he said, but Lula didn't go beyond his words. Not only did Brazil not break off relations with Israel, but it almost bought 250 million dollars in weapons from Israel. I have the impression that this contract was postponed. In addition, Brazil is the 4th largest exporter of oil to Israel.
Perhaps worse than all this, Lula didn't call on the people to take to the streets to defend Palestine. I attend almost all the acts of solidarity with Palestine where I live and the acts are ridiculously small. Meanwhile, the opposition attacks Lula and Lula does nothing to retaliate. It was almost like an impeachment process was being carried out to overthrow Lula for his speech about Israel.
Having China as an option for developed countries is better than not having it, but the development of our country will not come from outside, but must be built by our people. China has a relationship of colony and metropolis, where Brazil exports soybeans and iron ore and imports electric cars, solar panels, cell phones and other cheap products from China.
Lula is a rogue neoliberal because the economic policy of Hadda, his Minister of Economy, has the same policy as Bolsonaro. Lula approved the fiscal framework, which is a policy to limit government spending, when he could very well end it. In addition, he is cutting resources for health and education, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.