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Brazilian president arrives for talks

(20 Aug 2002) 1. Arrival of Brazilian President to Montevideo's International Airport 2. President Cardoso walking towards terminal accompanied by Uruguayan Foreign Minister Didier Opertti Badan 3. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Fernando Henrique Cardoso, President of Brazil: "Look, I was meeting with all the candidates yesterday and they have assured that they will continue with the International Monetary Found, the World Bank and BID (Inter American Development Bank) agreements. I think their view regarding Mercosur is a strong one, my same view, a view of closeness" 4. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Fernando Henrique Cardoso, President of Brazil: Q-How did Brazil see the Uruguayan position during the financial crisis not advancing to a corralito? "I think that the position taken was very good. I spoke with president Batlle about it, I think that he had a historic view of it, he said it was impossible to take that road as it was taken somewhere else, saying that the Uruguayan situation did not require a 'corralito'. Much less Brazil having a very solid financial system." 5. Medium shot of Brazilian flag 6. Two shots of presidential motorcade 7. Wide shot of presidential building 8. Medium shot of Uruguayan flag 9. Tow shots of president Cardoso and President Batlle reviewing honor guard 10. Cutaway 11. Two shots of president Cardoso and president Batlle at floral ceremony 12.Two honor guards beside flowers STORYLINE: Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, arrived Tuesday in Uruguay to cover an intense agenda between the two countries in the course of the ongoing economic and financial troubles in the region. President Cardoso and ministerial delegates arrived at Carrasco airport for an intense 27 hour visit with his Uruguayan counterpart president Jorge Batlle. Both presidents will analyze the difficulties in the region that have virtually paralyzed commerce activities through Mercosur, the trade block which includes Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. Chile and Bolivia hold partial membership. Brazil holds the presidency of Mercosur until the end of 2002. Both Brazil and Uruguay have received substantial credits from international monetary sources to face the crisis. Uruguay recently received credits from the International Monetary Fund, IMF, and from the Inter-American Development Bank, IADB, totalling over 3 (b) billion US Dollars. Brazil got an injection of 34 (b) billion US Dollars from the two same sources. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...