By Guilherme Grandi
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) again defended the creation of common currencies for negotiations between countries that form economic blocs and signed three bilateral agreements with Spain in a ceremony held on Wednesday morning (26) in Madrid.
In an impromptu speech after a meeting with President Pedro Sánchez, Lula said he favored the creation of a "negotiation currency" between the countries of the economic blocs in which Brazil participates, such as Mercosur and the BRICS - a group that also includes Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
"I am in favor, in the . . .
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