Assessing U.S.-Brazil Relations

Assessing U.S.-Brazil Relations

Past Event — April 11, 2012 8:30am EDT

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Donna Hrinak and Julia Sweig discuss the U.S.-Brazil bilateral relations and prospects for cooperation on a range of global challenges.

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