Abstract
This article aims to show that South- South cooperation policy adopted by Brazil with Mozambique, based on the principle of international cooperation, not only gives the spontaneous union of mutual solidarity to solving common problems, the Southern states also joined by special interests that indirectly represent vertical relationships. This research is guided on doctrinal review, with bibliographical research whose theoretical framework is concentrated in the international law and international relationship doctrine, as well as the analysis of official data from the Brazilian agenda of international cooperation provided by the Brazilian Cooperation Agency.
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