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Elsewhere, police in the US state of Georgia have filed terror charges against 23 protesters accused of attacking officers at a rally against a planned police training site in Atlanta. Critics claim the centre dubbed "Cop City" will only increase police brutality, while environmental activists say it's also exploiting valuable forest land.
Ironically, leftist Lula wants to get a South America trade deal with Europe over the line. But free marketeer Macron wants to protect French farmers from what's denounced here in Europe as the globalisation of agribusiness.
Meanwhile, this week saw masked gunmen in Ecuador storm a live TV news programme, shouting threats and spreading fear for at least 15 minutes, all of it broadcast live on air. The unprecedented assault came as gang violence and high-profile prison breaks have spiked around the country, prompting the president to declare a state of emergency.
"In [Brazil's] Congress, there are a lot of people who are against us," the Indigenous leader warned, pointing out that Lula "is not the only one who has power".
How bad off is the country this time? Argentina once again finds itself in the throes of hyperinflation and a crippling debt crisis that's wiped out savings. Will government services be gutted in the name of reform? What is the alternative?
Also this week, Argentina's economy minister came out on top in the first round of the country's presidential election. Sergio Massa's strong showing came despite inflation rising to triple digits under his watch. In November, he will go head-to-head against populist Javier Milei, who has been billed as a mash-up of Donald Trump, Boris Johnson and Jair Bolsonaro. We take a look at the economic proposals put forward by both candidates.
President Lula da Silva unveiled his plans to eliminate deforestation in the Amazon by the year 2030. He's trying to reverse a trend accelerated by his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro, under whom deforestation increased by 75%.
Olympic volleyball champion Wallace de Souza, who was banned for five years after writing a post on social media in which he appeared to endorse violence against President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, said on Friday his punishment was disproportionate.
We ask about Brazil's Ukraine stance, and about Lula's claim that Brazil is back after four years of the far right’s Jair Bolsonaro. Portugal, the former colonial power, is happy to welcome the return of a leader who was at the helm during Brazil's boom years of the early 2000s… but the world has changed.