Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva start his on three-day state visit to China on Wednesday hoping to strengthen economic ties with his country’s largest trading partner.
Lula, who was accompanied by a large delegation of businessmen, state governors, congressmen and ministers, said he wanted to “relaunch” Brazil’s relations with China, which have grown 21 times since his first visit to the country in 2004.
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