Xi and Lula lift China-Brazil ties to 'Shared Future' in state visit

Leaders sign deal worth $150bn in trade, as Beijing fills U.S. diplomatic vacuum

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva take part in signing bilateral agreements in Brasilia on Nov. 20. © Reuters

BRASILIA (Reuters) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Brazilian peer Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Wednesday they had raised the status of their countries' global strategic partnership during a state visit on a regional tour showing Beijing's growing diplomatic clout.

Xi and Lula both said the China-Brazil relationship had become a "Community with a Shared Future for a More Just World and Sustainable Planet," expanding a key slogan from the Chinese president in a news conference at the presidential residence.

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