Tag: Marco Aurelio García

Marco Aurelio García
Tuesday, May 8th 2012 - 17:17 UTC

Brazil’s Rousseff sees in Hollande an ally to counter Merkel’s austerity policies

“I’m certain we share positions that will allow us to work together in international forums, such as the G-20”, said Dilma

Dilma Rousseff is interested in having French elected-president Francois Holland make an official visit to Brasilia to talk about the current world situation since the Brazilian leader believes they both share positions regarding the global crisis and austerity policies.

Tuesday, March 6th 2012 - 17:27 UTC

Brazil’s reviewing its foreign policy but South America remains the “anchor”

Marco Aurelio Garcia, foreign affairs advisor to President Rousseff and Lula da Silva

Brazil will keep its foreign policy ‘anchor’ in South America but will review the international because of the latest global changes such as the European Union crisis and the Arab spring.

Monday, January 30th 2012 - 21:11 UTC

For Brazil Argentina is a “good problem”, no longer a “permanent problem”

Marco Aurelio Garcia, President Rousseff foreign affairs advisor

Argentina is “a good problem” for Brazil, said President Dilma Rousseff’s Foreign policy advisor Marco Aurelio Garcia ahead of another trade dispute when Argentina begins applying a new imports’ scheme that has been equally criticized by local and Brazilian manufacturers.

Thursday, December 15th 2011 - 15:42 UTC

Brazil ‘disappointed’ with Paraguay Senate attitude towards Venezuela and Mercosur

Marco Aurelio Garcia, Brazil foreign affaire strategist

Brazil’s International Affairs presidential advisor Marco Aurelio García admitted there is “disappointment” in Mercosur with the delay from the Paraguayan congress in approving the incorporation of Venezuela.

Tuesday, June 7th 2011 - 01:25 UTC

Brazil government celebrates Humala’s victory; invites president-elect to Brasilia

Marco Aurelio García: ‘we are most satisfied’

Brazil’s presidential foreign affairs advisor Marco Aurelio Garcia celebrated the victory of nationalist Peruvian president elect Ollanta Humala who beat Keiko Fujimori in the Sunday run off by a minimum difference.

Sunday, May 22nd 2011 - 12:40 UTC

Rousseff’s main advisor describes Brazil/Argentina relations as “fine”

Foreign affairs advisor Marcos Aurelio Garcia, ‘mini reaction with no strategic impact’

Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff's international affairs advisor Marco Aurélio García lowered the tone of the trade conflict with Argentina and said that the relationship between both countries “is fine” despite the trade barriers that Brazil imposed on the import of Argentine cars.

Thursday, May 19th 2011 - 07:13 UTC

Brazil’s top industry organization head calls Argentine minister “cry-baby”

FIESP president Paulo Skaf recommends Argentina looks at what they are doing

While Argentine and Brazilian officials are involved in a ‘constructive dialogue’ to overcome trade disputes the head of the powerful Sao Paulo Federation of Industries, FIESP, Paulo Skaf said that Argentine Industry minister Debora Giorgi tends to “over-cry” the restrictions imposed on car imports to Brazil.

Saturday, April 2nd 2011 - 06:51 UTC

Brazilian congress set to approve this week compensation for Paraguayan power

Special envoy Marco Aurelio Garcia

The Brazilian government is intent in increasing to 360 million US dollars annual payment for the surplus power from the world’s largest operational hydroelectric dam Itaipu, shared with Paraguay promised Marco Aurerlio Garcia President Dilma Rousseff international affairs advisor and special envoy.

Tuesday, March 22nd 2011 - 22:17 UTC

Brazilian president conditions pending visit to Paraguay

Foreign affairs advisor and trouble shooter Marco Aurelio Garcia will be in Asunción this week

President Dilma Rousseff will not be visiting Paraguay until the Brazilian Congress approves the Itaipú reversal notes which establish a greater compensation for surplus power purchased from Paraguay by Latin America’s energy hungry largest economy.

Tuesday, December 14th 2010 - 06:48 UTC

Brazilian president-elect will work for stronger Mercosur institutions

Ms Rousseff criticized Brazil’s abstention on the Iranian woman stoning vote

Brazilian president-elect Dilma Rousseff will attempt to strengthen Mercosur institutions and establish a protagonist dialogue with United States, according to the presidential advisor on international affaire Marco Aurelio García who has been confirmed in his post.

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