Lula advocates for non-dollar trade and criticizes IMF and World Bank during China visit.

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Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva has called for an end to the dominance of the US dollar in global trade, arguing that it has created economic imbalances and contributed to inequality. Lula's comments come as Brazil faces economic challenges, including high inflation and a weak currency. He has suggested that countries should consider using alternative currencies or creating a new global currency to promote more equitable trade.

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