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Correspondent Brian Mier in Brazil reports on the largest social movements of the country and the reaction of the people as the U.S. has attacked Venezuela and kidnapped its President, Nicolas Maduro. teleSUR

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00:00We are going right away to Brazil.
00:02Our correspondent in the country, Brian Meir,
00:04has more information regarding these circumstances in Venezuela.
00:08Let's listen.
00:10Across Brazil today, political parties, politicians and civil society organizations
00:16and social movements are expressing outrage over the U.S. government's kidnapping
00:21of democratically elected President Nicolas Maduro
00:24and the missile attacks made on four facilities in Venezuela.
00:28Shortly after Brazil's foreign relations minister, Mauro Vieira,
00:33held a telephone conversation with his Venezuelan counterpart, Ivan Gill,
00:38President Lula issued a statement saying that attacking countries
00:42in flagrant violation of international law is the first step toward a world of violence,
00:47chaos and instability where the law of the strongest prevails over multilateralism.
00:53Afterwards, the Workers' Party itself delivered an even stronger worded statement
00:59saying the Brazilian Workers' Party vehemently condemns the military aggression
01:04by the United States of America against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and its people.
01:09Given the disclosed facts, this act is characterized as a kidnapping of President Nicolas Maduro
01:15and the First Lady, Brazil's largest social movements like the landless rural workers movement,
01:21the MST, the Central de Movimentos Populares and União Nacional do Morro de Popular,
01:28the National People's Housing Movement, which is the largest housing movement in Brazil,
01:31which has a long relationship with Venezuelan housing movements,
01:34have all also expressed their repudiation at the violent act of aggression
01:39by the United States government towards Venezuela.
01:42Now, various protests are being planned across the country.
01:46Normally, the way that the social movements work is they spend a few days planning,
01:49but there should be some pretty big protests happening in the next couple of days across Brazil,
01:55just as they're happening around the world today
01:58as a result of the violent act of imperialist aggression
02:01against the Venezuelan government and its people.
02:04So, I'll see you in the next couple of days.
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