Lula Says Brazil Reacted to U.S. Tariff without "Crying"
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On an official trip to the Philippines, where he participates in the Asean Summit (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva left aside the controversy with the Lula Army and the announcement of the fiscal adjustment for the next mandate to celebrate good results of foreign trade — and fine-tune American President Donald Trump's tariff policy. During the morning of Sunday (15), Lula took stock of the impact of …
In the press conference that closed the mission to the Philippines, the president said that the US is now 9.2% of Brazilian trade and that the country wants to manufacture batteries and chips with its critical minerals here.
President said the government sought other trading partners. Declaration was given in Manila, Philippines
In a statement in the Philippines, President highlighted the importance of trade relations with Asian countries over US tariffs
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