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President Jair bolsonaro this Wednesday he contested the statements of the Democratic candidate for the presidency of the United States, Joe biden, about to preservation of Amazon. In a message posted on social media, Bolsonaro, who has already declared himself a “fan” of Biden’s opponent, Donald trump, considered the speech “disastrous” and “regrettable”, referred to an alleged greed of the countries for the forest and affirmed that the sovereignty of Brazil is “non-negotiable”.
US presidential candidate Joe Biden said yesterday that he could pay us $ 20 billion to stop “destroying” the Amazon or he would impose serious economic restrictions on us. What some still don’t understand is that Brazil has changed. Today, its president, unlike the left, no longer accepts bribes, criminal demarcations or unfounded threats. Our sovereignty is non-negotiable, ”Bolsonaro wrote.
Criticized by various leaders for not tackling the forest, Bolsonaro argued that he is taking “unprecedented actions to protect the Amazon.”
“The cooperation of the United States is welcome, even for sustainable investment projects that create decent jobs for the Amazon population, as I have been talking to President Trump. The greed of some countries for the Amazon is a reality. However, outsourcing Whoever disputes the command of his country clearly indicates renouncing a cordial and fruitful coexistence ”, he added.
Bolsonaro also said that he reopened Brazilian diplomacy with the United States and again criticized Biden’s statement.
“It is difficult to understand, as a head of state who has fully reopened his diplomacy with the United States, after decades of hostile governments, such a disastrous and gratuitous declaration. Regrettable, Mr. Joe Biden, in all respects regrettable.”
Last night, in the first debate between candidates for the presidency of the United States, Biden cited Brazil when mentioning the leadership role that the United States must assume on climate issues.
“The Amazon rainforest in Brazil is being destroyed, uprooted. More carbon dioxide is absorbed there than all the carbon emitted by the United States. I will try to make sure that countries around the world raise 20,000 million dollars and I will say (to Brazil): “Here’s $ 20 billion, stop devastating the forest. If they don’t stop, they will face significant economic consequences, “he said.
