Lula at UN denounces Security Council paralysis and US hegemony in Latin America

humanite.fr (French)

Brazilian President Lula opened the 81st UN General Assembly debate, denouncing a world "held hostage" by a Security Council "incapable of playing its role" and US hegemonic ambitions in Latin America. Speaking first at the New York session, Lula followed opening remarks by Secretary-General António Guterres and Assembly President Khalilur Rahman. His criticism targeted the Security Council's paralysis and Washington's regional influence. Brazil's lead position continues a diplomatic tradition dating to the UN's founding years. Lula addressed leaders from over 150 countries during the annual high-level debate.


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