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Le Brésil rappelle son ambassadeur en Argentine après des « propos offensants » de Milei

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 Le Brésil rappelle son ambassadeur en Argentine après des « propos offensants » de Milei
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De quoi susciter des critiques à l'encontre de la sélection argentine.Ouvrir en mode plein écranL’Espagne l’a emporté 1-0 en prolongation contre l'Argentine, en finale du Mondial de soccer, le 19 juillet 2026.Photo : Getty Images / Florencia Tan JunQui a mis le plus d'argent dans cette campagne anti-argentine? Vingt-cinq pour cent des ressources venaient du gouvernement du Brésil, a affirmé M.

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Radio-Canada | Nouvelles publishes from Canada and files mainly under news. We currently carry 3 of its stories.

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Original publisherRadio-Canada | Nouvelles
Canonical URLhttps://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2271675/bresil-rappel-ambassadeur-argentine-milei
Publication timeMon, 27 Jul 2026 01:08:38 GMT
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Info|International|Politique internationale|Le Brésil rappelle son ambassadeur en Argentine après des « propos offensants » de MileiOuvrir en mode plein écranLe président argentin Javier Milei (à gauche) fait un geste aux côtés du candidat à la présidence brésilien de droite Flavio Bolsonaro lors du lancement de la candidature de ce dernier, dans le cadre du congrès du Parti libéral, à São Paulo, au Brésil, le 25 juillet 2026.Photo : Reuters / Jean CarnielAgence France-PressePublié hier à 21 h 08 HAEAprès des propos jugés « offensants » du président argentin Javier Milei, notamment à l'encontre du dirigeant brésilien Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, le Brésil a rappelé dimanche pour consultation son ambassadeur en Argentine, a annoncé à l'AFP le ministère des Affaires étrangères.Présent lors de…

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