President Dilma Rousseff Greets Peña Nieto

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The politician had a meeting with Brazilian businessmen

SAO PAULO, BRASIL (20/SEP/2012).- The Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff, receive in Brasilia the elected president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto, the culmination of a two-day visit to this South American country.

The interview, scheduled for this afternoon, will be held at the Planalto presidential palace and, according to local sources, the agenda will include the increase of bilateral trade and efforts to combat drug trafficking, weapons and people.

On the first day of his visit to Brazil, the next Mexican president met with businessmen's eve in Sao Paulo, who expressed his decision to deepen integration between Mexico and Brazil and increasing bilateral trade.

Peña Nieto stressed that the economies of Brazil and Mexico are the largest in Latin America, and both have now a great opportunity to complement, according to a report from the official Agencia Brasil.

Mexican President-elect, who takes office on next December 1, began on Monday in Guatemala, a Latin American tour that also included Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Argentina will continue, and will conclude next Monday in Peru.

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