On October 18, Brazil's President Lula said in the city of San Bernardino-Ducamp, São Paulo, that Latin America should adhere to independence and independence, and Brazil will not tolerate any foreign presidents.

On the same day, Lula attended a public education event and delivered a speech to local students, stressing that Latin American education circles should work together to build consensus and jointly build an independent continent. Brazil will not accept any foreign president's bossing around. "We will never accept this attitude, it is about dignity and character," Lula stressed.

Recently, relations between Brazil and the United States have been tense. Lula said on the 16th that Brazil does not accept one country interfering in another country, and "South America needs to solve its own problems through dialogue and respect." Regarding the tariff issue, Lula emphasized on the 10th that Brazil will not be dependent on any country, nor will it be subject to the sentiments of a foreign president. Exchanges between countries should be based on mutual respect.