The potential and limits of the G20 are the highlights of an article in Latinoamerica 21 by Marta Fernández, director of the BRICS Policy Center. Marta argues that the slogan “Brazil is back” should be understood in the gerund, since the idea prevails that the G20 should be understood as a process with cumulative formative developments for the subsequent roles that Brazil will take on in 2025 with the BRICS presidency and COP30 in Belém, which, combined, could contribute to Brazil’s active repositioning on the international stage.
The article was also published in Venezuela’s El Nacional newspaper.

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