President Jair Bolsonaro’s (PL) agenda has been marked by different international commitments at the beginning of 2022. If in January Bolsonaro has turned his attention to meetings in South America, in February he should migrate to the Old World.
Bolsonaro is expected to participate in an official meeting with Vladimir Putin, at the invitation of the Russian president, on February 16, in Moscow, according to the statement. CNN with interlocutors of the federal government.
The meeting comes amid a time of extreme tension in the region, caused by the possibility of Russia attacking Ukraine.
Also according to government sources, on Wednesday (February 17), the Brazilian president is expected to travel to Budapest, Hungary, where he should participate in an official meeting with the prime minister, Viktor Orbán, leader of the Hungarian extreme right.
The meeting with the Hungarian prime minister is scheduled to take place just over a month and a half before the country’s elections. Viktor Orbán is running for re-election.
When asked about the meetings, Palácio do Planalto and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not take a position until the publication of this report.
Reference: CNN Brasil
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