The former president of Brazil said that the world should not be held hostage to American policy and Trump, and he was very dissatisfied with the United States, because he saw that the United States did not really help others at any time, but had its own purpose, and the country had to pay for its help.

Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva said that the world should not be held hostage to American policies and Trump's madness. He believed that Latin American countries should unite and pursue independent policies instead of exchanging sovereignty for American aid as they are now. He once served his sentence in prison for corruption. Lula da Silva was interviewed when he was in prison, and he expressed great dissatisfaction with the phenomenon that Guo Jia relies on the American government now. He felt that the United States would not really care about other countries. More often, they all aim at their own interests. On the surface, caring is mainly to help themselves.

Lula da Silva pointed the arrow at the United States, but also at his political opponent, that is, the current Brazilian President Bolsonaro, saying that he has been licking American boots and disrespecting himself and the country. On the surface, he said that he would safeguard Brazil's sovereignty, but in fact he sent his son to the United States as an ambassador, and even asked the United States to develop the Amazon rainforest. What they did was wrong. Some time ago, Brazil and the United States agreed to promote the development of private enterprises in the Amazon region, and also promised to establish a biodiversity conservation fund. They thought that opening up businesses in this region was the only way to protect the tropical rain forest, but Lula believed that Brazil should rely on their own domestic intellectual resources to solve these problems, instead of relying on the United States to solve this problem.

If the United States really helped Mexico at the beginning, it would not be Mexico, but it would have become Canada. In the past, the only aid that the United States provided to Mexico was to build the border wall, but the original purpose of repairing this wall was to prevent poor Mexicans and Latin Americans from going to the United States, so they were not caring about Mexico, but helping themselves.