Brazil refuses to be anyone's backyard, re-elected Lula says

Brazil intends to build relations with other countries on an equal footing and will not allow dependence on the United States, re-elected Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said following his victory in the presidential runoff, Report informs.

"Our country does not agree to be anyone's backyard," he stressed.

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