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Sky News Online (Australia)Updated: 10:24, Sunday March 15, 2009
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said President Barack Obama had a unique chance to transform relations with Latin America, as he became the region's first leader to size up the new US head of state on Saturday.
The crippled global economy dominated the talks, just a few weeks before the G20 summit of developed and developing nations in London on April 2.
The two leaders also discussed alternative energy and stalled global trade talks.
Lula, who made a public call for developed nations to help thaw frozen credit markets that are punishing developing economies, said Obama was in a unique and exceptional position to improve relationships with Latin America.
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