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[Brazil’s rise as a development assistance provider has been slow and steady with substantial progress in the twenty-first century under Lula administration. The changing political and economic landscape has raised concerns on the future of Brazilian Cooperation for International Development (Cobradi) and the framework it was actually based on. The changing realities of domestic and international politics have altered the space of Cobradi, which emphasised on SSC as the most significant tenet. The current leadership under Bolsonaro is pushing for its membership in the OECD, thereby eroding the long-standing principles and tenets of Cobradi. While Brazil’s development assistance is interlinked with its global aspirations and domestic preferences, the presidential diplomacy has had a huge role to play in defining and structuring the Cobradi in its foreign policy.]
Published: Oct 25, 2020
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