Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
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18 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 24 Nov
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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Furious World Leaders Lock Out Trump from Closing Ceremony · 24 Nov 2025
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We have embarked on a path that repeated the recipe of austerity as an end in itself, which deepened inequalities and expanded tensions of authority.
Now, protectionism and unilateralism re-emerge as a response to facts and fallacies in the face of the complexity of the current reality, and their effects exacerbate the problems we face.
The very functioning of the G20 as a forum for dialogue and coordination is under threat.
It is necessary to preserve the capacity of this forum to address the major issues of today.
If we are not able to find the way within the G20, it will not be possible to do so in a world in conflict.
The historic social and economic problems of Latin America and the Caribbean will not be solved through the threat of the use of force.
Without attending to all developing countries, it will not be possible to restore global balance or ensure sustainable prosperity in the long term.
There is a negative flow of capital from the countries of the south to the rich countries of the global north.
The debt problem of the countries of the global south is ethically unacceptable and economically unsustainable.
Almost half of the world population lives in countries that spend more on debt service than on health or education.
We are now entering a new stage that will require a simultaneous effort on two fronts, accelerating actions to address climate change and preparing for a new climate reality.
The G20 plays a central role in both.
The group is responsible for 77% of global emissions, and it is from the G20 that a new economic model must emerge.
The group is a key actor in developing a roadmap to move the world away from fossil fuels.
Climate change is not simply an environmental policy issue.
It is, above all, a challenge of economic planning.
Priorities are inverted.
It is inconceivable that we are unable to mobilize $1.3 trillion in climate financing, while twice that amount is consumed in military spending.
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