Biden and Lula to launch workers’ rights initiative

Senior U.S. officials have announced that U.S. President Joe Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will start an effort on Wednesday to enhance the rights of working people

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During their second in-person meeting on Wednesday in New York while attending the yearly high-level United Nations General Assembly, Biden and Lula will make an announcement.

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Both Biden and Lula shared a deep commitment to workers’ rights as well as a “common vision for equitable, inclusive economic growth.”

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Both leaders stated that they intended to discuss the issues with the Group of 20 major countries, which Brazil will lead in 2024, as well as international climate events.

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Biden and Lula to launch workers’ rights initiative

Senior U.S. officials have announced that U.S. President Joe Biden and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will start an effort on Wednesday to enhance the rights of working people

During their second in-person meeting on Wednesday in New York while attending the yearly high-level United Nations General Assembly, Biden and Lula will make an announcement.

Both Biden and Lula shared a deep commitment to workers’ rights as well as a “common vision for equitable, inclusive economic growth.”

Both leaders stated that they intended to discuss the issues with the Group of 20 major countries, which Brazil will lead in 2024, as well as international climate events.

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