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18 May 2010
BRASIL: Lula Gets Credit For Brokering Iran Nuclear Deal.
AP/ MIAMI HERALD/ The first reports are mixed after President Lula da Silva, aided by Turkey's PM, got Iran to agree to ship some enriched uranium to Turkey. "Clearly this is a huge political home run for Lula," said consultant Christopher Garman. "He has rounded up the end of his term in a big way: He used his personal political capital and is playing a role in the Middle East." While Washington called the plan a "positive step," Iran also said it would keep enriching uranium that could help it develop a nuclear weapon.
