Ameaça? Rubio diz que Brasil não é aliado dos EUA e coloca país no patamar de Cuba e Venezuela

In a moment I'll receive the network, but for now I'll bring you the information.The Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, said... that Brazil is not an ally of North America.This statement was made during a hearing in the US Congress.When evaluating the political scenario of the hemisphere, Rubio stated that Washington currently has a coalition of more than a dozen countries that are considered allies.Then he cited Brazil, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela as exceptions.Let me just receive the Jovem Pan network, all connected with us here at Os Pingos News.

The most important news, the Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, put Brazil on the same shelf as Cuba and Venezuela.Yes, it's true.There's even a statement by Marco Rubio.Let's follow it.

There are perfect examples in our own West.An area that this committee and many members here have said for some time, like me, that has been the target of negligence and lack of attention.We now have in the West a coalition of friendly countries, more than a dozen, that have aligned to work not only on security issues, but also on economic prosperity, that walk side by side.It's an incredible story that basically, in addition to Nicaragua, Cuba, obviously Venezuela, which still has some challenges, and of course Brazil, which is in the middle of an electoral cycle, and Colombia, whose president has been problematic.But, in general, this is a region full of American allies and friendly directions to the United States.Obviously, we need to turn this into action.

After 20 years of negligence, while China and other global powers intervened in our West, to the detriment not only of the national interests of the United States, but also to the detriment, in our opinion, of the peoples of these countries as well.

There shouldn't be any surprise about this, because Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, Colombia...Remembering that the current president of Colombia is the one who defends the legalization of cocaine.So these are the friends of the Brazilian president.This is his group.He receives, with a red carpet, all these figures, all these dictators of Latin America.Why would the United States see Brazil differently?

I mean, what are the gestures that Brazil, the current Brazilian government, made to establish a line of partnership, of alignment with the United States?None.On the contrary, the Brazilian president has been scurrying around.President Trump puts Trump as a threat to Brazil.Now he's saying that he went to receive the sales of the homeland, right?If the sales of the homeland went there, because Trump went to buy it.

So...There is absolutely no gesture of friendship between Brazil, the Brazilian government, and the United States.The pragmatic United States are treating Brazil in the way that this government makes us deserve.And I'll just finish by reminding you of one thing, Canina.Marco Rubio is Cuban, from a Cuban family.He was a senator for Florida.

And at the time of Lava Jato, the main Brazilian construction company involved in Lava Jato I used to make works in Miami.And Marco Rubio, because of his connection with Cuba, because the construction company built the port of Mariel, and did other works in Cuba, under very suspicious contracts, Marco Rubio was a fundamental actor to expel this construction company from the United States.So he knows Brazil well, He knows Brazil's relations with these countries and he knows how corruption works in the country.

You, Roberto Mota, Marco Rubio's speech reverberating a lot around here, putting Brazil on the same shelf as Venezuela and Cuba, Mota.

In fact, he is putting the Brazilian state, the Brazilian government, on the same shelf as these other countries.The United States is the oldest republic in the world.Whenever I say that, someone says, no, no, the oldest republic is the Republic of San Marino, which is a micro -state in Europe.So, okay, the United States is the second oldest republic in the world.The Declaration of American Independence is from 1776.It was written by Thomas Jefferson.

The constitution was written in 1789 by some of the best minds of the time.The United States is one of the richest and most powerful countries in the world because it was built on powerful ideas.Faced with this, we have in Brazil a rat that roars.It's a scandalous government.of a plutocratic country, dominated by a political class...and subservient political class, and by judicial activists who believe themselves to be gods.

The rat that roars decided to face America.It is reasonable to think that the consequences of this foolishness are just beginning.

Let me pass to Bruno Moussa, because in another article, in another news, Bruno Moussa reflected about a much bigger geopolitical issue.And this much bigger geopolitical issue, does it help us to explain this positioning of Marco Rubio?

I think so, but this is also a simpler view of things.This geopolitical view, in my opinion, is something really much more elaborate, I didn't take it out of nowhere, Donald Trump explained it very well there.in what was known as the Mara Lago Plan, at the time it started, which would have to do with the devaluation of the dollar itself, reducing interest rates there, a reconfiguration of geopolitics, where the narrow and logistics of the energy path become important, so that it can be abundant and cheaper, the competition with China, which manipulates its own currency, attracting datacenters to their homes, where this ends up devaluing the dollar.In short, all this reconfiguration is much broader.In my understanding, Marco Rubio's speech must be interpreted in a simpler way.In fact, if Brazil is historically allied to Russia, historically to Venezuela, it is clear that it is no longer allied to Argentina.

Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and probably Colombia, with the change that we will have, according to Polymarket itself, more than 90 % of Abelardo de la Espriella being the winner of the competition.of Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia.In other words, we are really isolated from Nicaragua, Cuba and Brazil, where we support much more authoritarian regimes, or rather, where the Lula government supports much more authoritarian and dictatorial regimes and, historically, it supports these revolutionary left dictatorships.Therefore, I don't see a big difference.One is the global plan, as we said and I mentioned here.The other is a very clear and obvious fact to be analyzed.

Which countries do we align with?Today, in the Americas, basically.Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua.

To close, Luis Felipe Dávila, the reflection, the analysis and the information shared by Marco Rubio in the US Congress.One minute and a half, Dávila, just to close.

Marco Rubio made a statement in the American Congress saying exactly who his friends are and who are those countries that the United States treats as, not as enemies, but as people not aligned to the American interest.The fact is that if the United States intends to take over Latin America with an important sphere of influence of American foreign policy, he will have to learn to live with the rulers elected by the people, no matter if they are right -wing or left -wing.That's why, Caniato, it's essential for this relationship to be a more mature diplomatic relationship.Otherwise, there won't be any conflict, but what will happen is that China's connections with Latin American countries will be accelerated.That's why, I understand Marco Rubio's position, but we need to do much more to build this consensus.North American politics with Latin America to prevent it from continuing to walk a path of alliance closer to China than Washington's.

That's right.And we didn't even have time to play that video of the Statue of Liberty and the Redeemer Christ, which, to some extent, we could connect this discussion.But we'll leave it for tomorrow.