Brazil’s Minister of Cities, OlÀvio Dutra, wants Brazil to revise its relationship with international organizations, especially financial institutions. According to the Minister, without this change it will be impossible to fulfill the so-called goals of the millenium, determined by the United Nations (UN).
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Brazil Wants Rules Changed by IMF and Co.
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