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Lyndon and Helga LaRouche at a June 11th event co-sponsored by EIR and
the Alumni Association of the Brazilian Superior War College.
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OVERVIEW:
Brazil Finds Best Message
To Send To the United States: LaRouche
PRESS RELEASE:
LaRouche Visit To Brazil
Features São Paulo Honor
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SCHEDULE AND TRANSCRIPTS:
June 11th: A three and a half-hour forum with Lyndon LaRouche sponsored by the Alumni Association of the Superior War College (ADESG) and EIR, was held in the auditorium of the Latin American Parliament in São Paulo. Click here to read a transcript of the remarks at the event.
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LaRouche on podium at São Paulo City Council.
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LaRouche honored with citizenship of São Paulo
at City Council, June 12th.
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June 12th:
A ceremony in the São Paulo City Council named
Lyndon LaRouche an Honorary Citizen Of São Paulo. Click here to read a transcript of the remarks at the event.
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LaRouche with Dr. Eneas Carneiro.
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June 13th: LaRouche was the featured speaker at a business luncheon sponsored by the São Paulo Commercial Association, whose members were keenly interested in discussing new solutions for the global economic crisis, as Brazil's financial pyramid begins to crumble. Click here to read a transcript of his remarks.
June 14th: LaRouche was the keynote speaker at the Fifth "Brazil-Argentina: The Moment of Truth" Seminar, organized jointly by his associates in the Ibero-American Solidarity Movement (MSIA), and the Ibero-American Integration and Identity Movement (MINEII) founded by friends of Argentine Col. Mohamed Alí Seineldín. Click here to read a transcript of his remarks.
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Helga Zepp LaRouche at the Supreme Court
Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the wife of candidate Lyndon LaRouche, accompanied him to Brazil. During their visit, she was invited by the São Paulo State Appellate Criminal Court to discuss the threat of the New Violence, and her proposal for international legal action banning the most violent video games. She was introduced by the vice president of the Criminal Appeals Court, Dr. Renato Nalini, and addressed 80 people, among whom were 15 judges, and the vice president of the Military Tribunal of São Paulo. Click here to read a transcript of her remarks.
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