The Planalto Palace failed to hold President Jair Bolsonaro’s meeting with the ambassadors of the G20 strategic countries and the UN Security Council last month. At the July meeting, Bolsonaro used a slideshow to reiterate his never-confirmed thesis that there was fraud in electronic voting machines in 2014 and 2018. country under the access to information law, confirms the lack of criteria: seven of the 19 G20 countries, the world’s most important economic group, were not summoned.

Two of the five permanent members of the United Nations (UN) Security Council were also left. Of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, China and Britain do not meet; France, the United States and Russia attended. how does he show countrysome of the most important foreign missions weren’t even summoned.

At the time, diplomatic sources generally said that the criteria for selecting invited countries was “common sense”. However, related countries with close ties to Brazil were not named. Of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, China and Britain do not meet; France, the United States and Russia attended. Bolsonaro’s presentation was unconvincing for the ambassadors present at the time. The United States mission published a note stating that the elections in Brazil were a “model” for other countries.

In total, representatives from 72 countries participated in the event. Of the G20 countries, the group of 19 of the world’s largest economies plus the European Union, seven did not participate: Argentina, Australia, China, South Korea, Japan, Mexico and the UK. In total there are 55 ambassadors and 14 chargé d’affaires (diplomats in charge of the embassy when there is no ambassador).

For historian Filipe Figueiredo, the criteria for the list are “difficult to decipher”. “Sometimes the list seems to follow ideological differences. From our neighbors in South America, for example, we have three exceptions: Bolivia, Argentina and Chile. Chile, especially with the recent election of President (Gabriel) Boric. However, at the same time, Venezuela and Peru have been invited, which are probably the two far left countries on the continent,” said Figueiredo, international politics columnist and creator of the Xadrez Verbal podcast.

“It also cannot be said that ultimate strength is the criterion. If we look at the G7, the group of countries with the largest industrialization, two of them are lagging behind: Japan and the UK,” said Figueiredo. “So it’s a complicated list to analyze because it doesn’t follow any objective criteria. He had not gathered all the strength, only a few; not all major economies or all of our neighbors. And not all BRICS countries either. ., there are many countries that are not heavyweights on the international stage,” he said.

Prize list obtained from country through the Information Access Act. In addition to the ambassadors, the ministers Ciro Nogueira (Civil Building); Paulo Sergio Nogueira de Oliveira (defender); Carlos França (Overseas); Wagner Rosario (CGU); Luiz Eduardo Ramos (Secretary of Government); Célio Faria (Government Secretariat); Augusto Heleno (Office of Institutional Security) and Bruno Bianco (Lawyer General Union).

On that occasion, Bolsonaro called the meeting with the ambassadors a “response” to the president of the TSE, Minister Edson Fachin. A few days earlier, the electoral court held a meeting with embassy officials to demonstrate how Brazil’s electronic voting machine works. “To clarify something that Fachin didn’t take into account. The President of the Republic is in charge of foreign policy according to the Constitution,” he said.

VIEW THE FULL LIST OF AMBASSADORS:

– Abdoulaye Idrissa Wagne, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania

– Absulla Adnan Abdulaziz, Charge d’Affaires at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain

– Ahmed Hussain Dayo, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

– Ahmed Ibrahim Abdulla Alabdulla, Ambassador of the State of Qatar

– Alexey Kazimirovitch Labetskiy, Ambassador of the Russian Federation

– Aminata Sana Congo, Ambassador of the Republic of Burkina Faso

– Ana Beatriz, Chargé d’Affaires of the EU Ambassador

– Anders Wolter, Charge d’Affaires at the Royal Swedish Embassy

– Angeladebie Roshni Annie Ramkisoen, Ambassador of the Republic of Suriname

– Arturo Romeo Duarte Ortiz, Ambassador of the Republic of Guatemala

– Bassam Bdulraziq Binahamad, Charge d’Affaires at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

– Bojidara Nikolova Sartchadjieva, Ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria

– Brigitte Collet, Ambassador of the French Republic

– Carlos Alberto Velástegui Calero, Ambassador of the Republic of Ecuador

– Charles Schmit, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

– Daniel Zohar Zonshine, Ambassador of the State of Israel

– Darío Alonso Montoya Mejía, Ambassador of the Republic of Colombia

– Diamouténé Alassane Zié, Ambassador of the Republic of Ivory Coast

– Douglas A. Koneff, Charge d’Affaires of the United States Embassy

– Edi Yusup, Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia

– Eleni Papagianni, Chargé d’Affaires of the Ambassador of the Hellenic Republic

– Faris Al-Adwan, Charge d’Affaires at the Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

– Fernando García Casas, Ambassador of Spain

– Florêncio Mariano da Conceição de Almeida, Ambassador of the Republic of Angola

– Francesco Azzarello, Ambassador of the Italian Republic

– Gamiliel Sepúlveda João Munguambe, Ambassador of the Republic of Mozambique

– Gerard Greene, Ambassador of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

– Giambattista Diquattro, Apostolic Nuncio to the Holy See

– Guillermo Valles, Ambassador of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay

– Hossein Gharib, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran

– Ibrahim Altourah, Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of the State of Kuwait

– Ibrahim Mohamed Khalil Alzeben, Ambassador of the State of Palestine

– Jacques Michel Moudoute-Bell, Ambassador of the Republic of Gabon

– Jakub Tadeus Skiba, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland

– Jennifer May, Canadian Ambassador

– John Aquilina, Ambassador of the Republic of Malta

– Jorge Alberto Milla Reyes, Ambassador of the Republic of Honduras

– José Pedro Máximo Chantre D’Oliveira, Ambassador of the Republic of Cape Verde

– Jouko Johannes Leinonen, Ambassador of the Republic of Finland

– Juan ngel Delgadillo, Ambassador of the Republic of Paraguay

– Karim Hegazy, Council of Ministers, Charge d’Affaires at the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt

– Lorena del Carmen Martínez, Ambassador of the Republic of Nicaragua

– Luís Filipe Melo and Faro Ramos, Ambassadors of the Portuguese Republic

– M’Bala Alfredo Fernandes, Ambassador of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau

– Marc Bogdahn, Minister, Charge d’Affaires, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

– María Teresa Netherlands Expósito, Ambassador of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

– Martin Agbor Mbeng, Ambassador of the Republic of Cameroon

– Milan Zachar, Ambassador of the Slovak Republic

– Muhammad Makarfi Ahmed, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

– Murat Yavuz Ates, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey

– Nabil Adghoghi, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco

– Nicolai Prytz, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark

– Norman Lizano Ortiz, Ambassador of the Republic of Costa Rica

– Olímpio Maria Alves Gomes Miranda Branco, Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste

– Patrick Hermann, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium

– Pietro Lazzeri, Ambassador of the Swiss Confederation

– Rachel Coupaud, Embassy of the Republic of Haiti

– Rachid Bladehane, Ambassador of the Democratic People’s Republic of Algeria

– Rafeya Bushenain, Charge d’Affaires of the United Arab Emirates Embassy

– Ranko Vilovic, Ambassador of the Republic of Croatia

– Remon Boef, Charge d’Affaires at the Royal Netherlands Embassy

– Rómulo Fernando Acurio Traverso, Ambassador of the Republic of Peru

– Seán Hoy, Ambassador of the Republic of Ireland

– Stefan Scholz, Ambassador of the Austrian Republic

– Stein Rosenberg, Charge d’Affaires at the Royal Norwegian Embassy

– Suresh K. Reddy, Ambassador of the Republic of India

– Tanja Maslac, Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia

– Tonika Maria Sealy Thompson, Ambassador of Barbados

– Víctor Manuel Lagos Pizzati, Ambassador of the Republic of El Salvador

– Vitaliy Shatskov, Council of Ministers, Charge d’Affaires, Embassy of Kazakhstan

– Wellington Vusumuzi Mavimbela, Ambassador of the Republic of South Africa

– Zoltán Szentgyörgyi, Ambassador of Hungary