The president of Brazil, hardline socialist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, was greeted by a boisterous crowd of protesters in front of his hotel in New York City on Sunday, hurling insults at the head of state and calling for his arrest.
Lula is in New York to open the United Nations General Assembly’s “high-level debate,” an annual event in which the leaders of the world’s countries gather to address each other on the issues they each consider of most importance. As per post-World War II tradition, Brazil is the first country to speak at the event, followed by the host, the United States.
The protesters can also be heard calling Lula a…
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