Brazil warns danger of ignoring Iran’s accord

Brazil: Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva criticized the position of the United Nations Security Council of ignoring the agreement reached with Iran, which gathers the demands of the Western powers.

Lula made this warning, at a seminar: “alliance for a new global economy” in Madrid said that the UN Security Council should negotiate with disposition because if they negotiate without interest of negotiation everything will be back to where it was before.

Last Monday, Iran, Brazil and Turkey signed an agreement which expresses Teheran’s compromise to conduct outside its territory and supervised the exchange of slightly enriched uranium for nuclear fuel for Research Reactor, where medicines are produced. According to state-run Agencia Brasil news agency the President said that it was exactly what the U.S.A wanted to five or six months ago.

Washington called urgently to UN Security Council and delivered a new proposal with new sanctions against Iran, supported by the other permanent members. Brasilia, Prensa Latina