"Their democracy is sufficiently mature, their systems of laws and structures I think are strong enough that this will get resolved in a way that allows Brazil ultimately to prosper and be the significant world leader that it is," Obama said.
(Reporting by Jeff Mason, writing by Hugh Bronstein; Editing by David Gregorio)Obama, Argentina's Macri discuss Brazil's political crisis
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