Psychoblues
06-16-2008, 01:25 AM
Brazil and Hugo have much in common. The people of Venusuala and Hugo Chavez thank you for your support!!!!!!!!!!
Source: AFP
McCain renews support for Brazil on UN Security Council: report
Sun Jun 15, 4:05 PM ET
SAO PAULO (AFP) - US presidential hopeful John McCain backs Brazil's inclusion on the UN Security Council and in an expanded G8, and would bump Russia from the exclusive club of leading world economies, a Brazilian newspaper reported Sunday.
McCain "supports a permanent seat on the UN Security Council for Brazil and an increased participation for the country in the G-8," the O Estado de Sao Paulo daily reported, after interviewing the Republican presidential contender.
Echoing remarks he has made in the past, McCain reportedly told the daily that he is also in favor of India's admission to the G8, while he would oust Moscow over an erosion of democracy.
"The senator defends free trade as a way of 'expanding' democracy on the continent," the daily wrote, without directly quoting the Republican senator.
More: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080615/pl_afp/brazilusvoteung8_080615200513
It get's more interesting as you learn more about what is actually happening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Source: AFP
McCain renews support for Brazil on UN Security Council: report
Sun Jun 15, 4:05 PM ET
SAO PAULO (AFP) - US presidential hopeful John McCain backs Brazil's inclusion on the UN Security Council and in an expanded G8, and would bump Russia from the exclusive club of leading world economies, a Brazilian newspaper reported Sunday.
McCain "supports a permanent seat on the UN Security Council for Brazil and an increased participation for the country in the G-8," the O Estado de Sao Paulo daily reported, after interviewing the Republican presidential contender.
Echoing remarks he has made in the past, McCain reportedly told the daily that he is also in favor of India's admission to the G8, while he would oust Moscow over an erosion of democracy.
"The senator defends free trade as a way of 'expanding' democracy on the continent," the daily wrote, without directly quoting the Republican senator.
More: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080615/pl_afp/brazilusvoteung8_080615200513
It get's more interesting as you learn more about what is actually happening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!