单选题Brazil enjoys an international attention in the following events EXCEPT ______.AUS President Barack Obama described his Brazilian counterpart as “the most popular politician on Earth”BBrazil has become an IMF creditor, not a debtorCBrazil responds to a downturn by stimulating the economy instead of cutting backDBrazilian interest rates have dropped dramatically
单选题
Brazil enjoys an international attention in the following events EXCEPT ______.
A
US President Barack Obama described his Brazilian counterpart as “the most popular politician on Earth”
B
Brazil has become an IMF creditor, not a debtor
C
Brazil responds to a downturn by stimulating the economy instead of cutting back
D
Brazilian interest rates have dropped dramatically
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解析：
题目问的是：下列哪一项不是让巴西享有国际关注的事件？文章第13段提到“It is a plan, not reality. Lula is prepared to commit $10bn to the IMF.”，也就是说，卢拉准备交付100亿美元给国际货币基金组织，这只是计划，而非事实。故选B。
题目问的是：下列哪一项不是让巴西享有国际关注的事件？文章第13段提到“It is a plan, not reality. Lula is prepared to commit $10bn to the IMF.”，也就是说，卢拉准备交付100亿美元给国际货币基金组织，这只是计划，而非事实。故选B。
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