The union leader and the real estate magnate. The presidents of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and of the United States, Donald Trump, have maintained this Thursday between two fundamental countries in America – they are the two main economies of the continent – and considered overcome some disagreements that occurred in two centuries of diplomatic ties. On the table were issues such as transnational organized crime, the commercial relationship or the war against Iran. Both have declared themselves optimistic after the meeting. “We have addressed many issues, including trade, specifically tariffs,” wrote Trump, who described his counterpart as “very dynamic.” “The meeting went very well,” he added. For his part, Lula declared that the meeting represented “an important step to consolidate relations.”
