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Diplomacia alternativa

IBSA in the news Tuesday, January 31st, 2012

O Estado de Sao Paulo,

31 de janeiro de 2012,

O governo brasileiro continua fazendo diplomacia alternativa, como se isso fizesse grande diferença para o mundo ou – mais importante – produzisse algum benefício para o País. Sábado passado, representantes do Brasil, da Índia e da África do Sul emitiram um comunicado para manifestar sua preocupação diante da crise global e para cobrar a conclusão, no menor prazo possível, da Rodada Doha de negociações comerciais – como se esse projeto tivesse algum sentido prático neste momento.

…O texto foi pomposamente apresentado como Declaração final do Encontro Ministerial Índia-Brasil-África do Sul (Ibas) à margem do Fórum Econômico Mundial.

http://www.estadao.com.br/noticias/impresso,diplomacia-alternativa-,829414,0.htm

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