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[POLITICS] · Brazil, Mali, Guyana · 4 sources

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Brazil's Foreign Relations Commission to review diplomatic posts and Guyana defense pact

Brazil's Foreign Relations Commission (CRE) is scheduled to meet on Wednesday to evaluate several diplomatic and international matters. The agenda includes the nomination of Pedro Marcos de Castro Saldanha as Brazil's permanent delegate to UNESCO, with Senator Nelsinho Trad serving as the rapporteur.

Additionally, the commission will review the nomination of Félix Baes Baptista de Faria to serve as the Brazilian ambassador to the Republic of Mali. Senator Hamilton Mourão is the rapporteur for this appointment.

The meeting will also address a defense cooperation agreement between Brazil and Guyana. Originally signed in 2009, the project's progress had been suspended since 2012 due to concerns regarding its compatibility with the Access to Information Law. Following clarifications from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the legal impediments to its processing have been resolved.

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Brazil · Foreign Relations Commission · Félix Baes Baptista de Faria · Pedro Marcos de Castro Saldanha · UNESCO

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