Bruna Santos, director of the Woodrow Wilson Center’s Brazil Institute told @CedeSilva of the @BrazilianReport that holding the G20 meetings throughout the country could help promote the involvement of non-governmental actors in the discussions. It will also help expose areas of Brazil to tourism. “It’s good, but it’s not the World Cup,” she said. “There is a tendency for exaggerated expansion in such summits. We saw this happen at the COP in Dubai, where there were more participants than necessary, sometimes even in excess. My concern is that, due to excessive focus on the spectacle, the practical results end up being neglected,” she added. Read more about the G20 calendar and the highlights here. brazilian.report/power/2023/…