Ernesto Araújo

Ernesto Henrique Fraga Araújo (1967)[1] is a Catholic Brazilian career diplomat and Brazil's current Minister of Foreign Affairs[2].
== Bio ==
Araújo was born in Porto Alegre, May 15 in 1967.[10] He graduated from the University of Brasília, where he studied linguistics and literature, and was trained as a diplomat at the Rio Branco Institute.[4] He is married and has a daughter.[11] Araújo is a practising Roman Catholic.[12]
In a 2017 article published by the International Relations Research Institute (IPRI), Araújo praised U.S. President Donald Trump for his nationalist rhetoric and holds that he is restoring Western values that have been challenged by nihilism, which he believes is the Western enemy that replaced communism.[5]
On January 8, 2019, Araújo asked diplomats to inform the UN that Brazil had withdrawn from the Global Compact for Migration.[9]
== Branching ==
Influenced by: Evola; Jung.