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WASHINGTON – US President Donald Trump will host his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at the White House on May 7 – the latest test of the ideological opposites’ tenuous relationship, with security and investment topping the agenda. At the helm of the Americas’ two largest economies, the leaders have clashed over the years but worked to bury the hatchet in recent months. Mr Lula, as the Brazilian is widely known, is looking to boost his image domestically ahead of October elections that are expected to be close. Mr Trump is expected to seek greater investment access to…
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