July 2022: Brazil Says: No More 'Mud-Slinging' at the UN

As Brazil assumes the presidency in July, we talk with Ambassador
Ronaldo Costa about his country's foreign policy priorities this
month and how President Jair Bolsonaro's inflammatory rhetoric has
affected its diplomacy at the UN. We also ask Costa and Adriana
Abdenur, a climate change and policy expert based in Rio, about the
shrinking Amazon rainforest. Links: PassBlue's website:
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