The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this Thursday (5th) that Brazil has once again become part of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), made up of all 33 countries.
In a note, the Itamaraty recalled that Brazil participated directly in the creation of the body in 2008.
The entity promotes “political dialogue, consultation and regional cooperation on a wide range of topics, including food and . . .
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