At the WTO, Lula Government Says Trump's Tariff Is 'Discriminatory' and Violates International Rules
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At the WTO, Lula Government Says Trump's Tariff Is 'Discriminatory' and Violates International Rules
It is, in practice, a political gesture in response to the demands of the American government.
Even without Effect, the Government Repudiates Trump's Order Extension that Provides for 50% Tariffs
The Brazilian government repudiated, at the beginning of the evening of Wednesday (29), the extension for another year of the executive order signed by Donald Trump that provided for 50% tariffs on Brazilian products. The measure, published on Tuesday (28), does not produce practical effects, as the executive order was later overthrown by the Supreme Court of the United States. As the Valor showed, the Palace of the Planalto assesses that there …
The Brazilian government argued to the World Trade Organization (WTO) that the tariffs applied by the United States are inconsistent with the rules defined by the entity. The document was sent to the WTO by the Brazilian government on Monday (27), but was released only on Thursday (30). The measures in question [taken by the United States] seem inconsistent with the US obligations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994], Brazil sa…
Brasilia, Jul 30 (Press Latina) Brazil argued before the World Trade Organization (WTO) that the additional tariffs imposed by the United States are discriminatory, violate multilateral rules and respond to unilateral decisions, according to a document released today by the agency. The post Brazil denounces US discrimination before the WTO first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
One week after another commercial tariff decreed by the United States on various Brazilian products, the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) activated the World Trade Organization (WTO) and condemned what he called Washington's discriminatory and unilateral measures. The WTO is the international body that regulates global trade. Created in January 1995, based in Geneva, Switzerland, the entity has more than 160 member countrie…
The Brazilian Government stated in the World Trade Organization (WTO) that the surcharges imposed on Brazilian products by the United States are discriminatory and violate the rules of the international entity.
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