Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-09-18
An Iranian delegation will attend the UN General Assembly in New York, while Brazil's Lula also plans to travel for the event.
The United States granted entry to Iran's delegation for the UN General Assembly in New York. This decision came as Brazil's President Lula prepared to open the assembly's proceedings. Separately, reports indicated a potential meeting between Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez in New York.
These developments occur against a backdrop of complex international relations. The US decision regarding the Iranian delegation allows for diplomatic engagement at a crucial global forum. President Lula's participation underscores Brazil's role in multilateral diplomacy. The potential meeting with Rodríguez suggests ongoing, albeit sometimes indirect, diplomatic overtures between the US and certain South American nations.
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Left: Página/12 notes Lula's upcoming trip to the UN General Assembly amid his domestic campaign.
Center: El Tiempo reports that Trump has granted entry to the U.S. for Iran's delegation to the UN General Assembly.
Right: Revista Semana focuses on a potential meeting between Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez in New York.
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