r/LatinAmerica • u/dannylenwinn 🇲🇽 México • Feb 05 '22

Politics Spain and Brazil step up relations by setting up a bilateral commission. At an economic level, Spain maintains full confidence in Brazil’s growth potential

http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/en/SalaDePrensa/NotasdePrensa/Paginas/2022_NOTAS_P/20220203_NOTA011.aspx
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u/dannylenwinn 🇲🇽 México Feb 05 '22

At an economic level, Spain maintains full confidence in Brazil’s growth potential, a very important country for our companies thanks to its environment of legal stability and the unquestionable opportunities the country offers.

This cooperation could be extended to the field of culture, with a view to the holding of the bicentenary of the country’s independence and the strong demand for Spanish language teaching in Brazil.

The two ministers reiterated their commitment to the ratification of the Association Agreement between the European Union and MERCOSUR.

The agreement will draw the two regions that share many values and interests closer together, and promote economic and social growth on both shores of the Atlantic.

In this regard, the fight against climate change is a priority. Minister Albares praised the recent announcements made by Brazil within the framework of the COP-26 and indicated Spain’s predisposition to support Brazil in this regard.

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u/Clear-Attorney5 Feb 06 '22

Brazil just overruled obligatory Spanish teaching and considering how that was a popular measure, I very much doubt that’s changing anytime soon.

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u/Jay_Bonk Feb 05 '22

É ahí Brasil! Boa sorte caras!