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Bruna Santos, Director of the Wilson Center's Brazil Institute, and Gustavo Ribeiro, Founder of The Brazilian Report, explore the implications of Brazil's leadership role at the G20, assessing its impact on the nation's global standing.
The G20 serves as the primary platform facilitating economic cooperation and discussions among the world’s foremost economies. Brazil has already been designated to preside over the G20 in the upcoming year.
Join Bruna Santos, Director of the Wilson Center's Brazil Institute, in a conversation with Gustavo Ribeiro, Founder of The Brazilian Report, as they examine the implications of Brazil’s upcoming G20 presidency. Explore the significance of this for Brazil, its global standing, and the potential impact on the world stage.
This podcast is part of the G20 Dialogues, a project of the Wilson Center's Brazil Institute in partnership with The Brazilian Report. Through live broadcasts, articles, and events, we will analyze Brazil's challenges and actions at the helm of the G20.
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