Brazil's conservative President Jair Bolsonaro is getting ready to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, four individuals acquainted with the Brazilian head's itinerary items told Reuters.
Delegates for the two sides were relied upon to settle the plans in a gathering at the presidential royal residence in Brasilia on Thursday, the sources stated, mentioning namelessness in light of the fact that the discussions have not been made open.
A U.S. official affirmed to Reuters on Thursday that the two presidents were probably going to meet. Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Relations declined to remark.
One of the individuals acquainted with the issue revealed to Reuters that Bolsonaro said he was "called" by Trump.
A week ago, White House monetary consultant Larry Kudlow said a gathering between the two chiefs "was guaranteed," despite the fact that the Brazilian government has kept the conceivable experience classified.
Gotten some information about a gathering between the pioneers at a Thursday preparation, Brazil's presidential representative Otavio Rego Barros stated, "There is a chance."
Two of the individuals acquainted with the issue said the gathering would be shut to the press, with no open proclamations.