Lula da Silva set to meet Maduro in Argentina for CELAC summit
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Brazil rejoined CELAC when Silva was elected president after Bolsonaro had suspended Brazil's participation back in 2020.
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Heads of states applaud after listening to Cuban President Raul Castro speak at the V Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States in Bavaro, Dominican Republic, Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2017 (AP Photo/Tatiana Fernandez)
According to Brazilian media, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is set to meet with his Venezuelan counterpart, Nicolas Maduro, during his visit to Argentina.
According to the G1 news portal, the meeting is scheduled to take place in the afternoon. It is still unclear whether a statement will be issued subsequently in regard to the results of the meeting.
President Silva arrived in Argentina on Sunday. He will be reportedly holding bilateral meetings with local officials during his 3-day visit. Additionally, he will attend the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States heads of state summit (CELAC).
Read more: Brazil rejoins Community of Latin American, Caribbean States: Ministry
CELAC is a regional intergovernmental forum founded in 2010 to promote integration and development through the collaboration between Latin American and Caribbean countries.
Brazil rejoined CELAC when Silva was elected president after Bolsonaro had suspended Brazil's participation back in 2020.
Read more: As he takes reins, Lula vows to save Brazil from 'Bolsonaro era'
