Brazil’s Rousseff Says U.S. Trip Pending After Meeting Obama
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said her state visit to the U.S. next month is still pending even as U.S. President Barack Obama worked to ensure that spying allegations won’t harm the countries’ mutual interests.
Rousseff’s visit will hinge on political conditions, she told reporters today in Saint Petersburg, after her meeting with Obama. The U.S. president took personal responsibility for investigating the spying charges and offered to implement measures that Brazil considers acceptable, Rousseff said.