Brazil’s Bolsonaro and France’s Macron go head to head
27 August 2019 |
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The Brazilian president has accused Macron, and the other members of the G7, of treating Brazil like "a colony." This came after the leaders at the summit in Biarritz dedicated $20 million to the wildfires in the Amazon.
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