US EditionLula says he won't take orders from foreigner Trump, calls tariffs blackmail
BRAZIL, JUL 17 – Brazil rejects US tariffs citing sovereignty and unfair trade accusations while preparing possible retaliatory measures and regulation of US tech firms, officials said.
- Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva condemned US President Donald Trump's threat of a 50% tariff on Brazilian imports, emphasizing Brazil's national sovereignty against foreign interference.
- Lula stated, "No gringo is going to give orders to this president," rejecting Trump's demands and asserting Brazil's right to govern its affairs.
- Despite tensions, Lula expressed willingness to negotiate, insisting on the need to avoid a trade war, stating, "There are no winners" in such conflicts.
- Foreign Relations Minister Mauro Vieira confirmed Lula's openness to talks with Trump, while Brazil prepares for potential retaliatory measures against the tariffs.
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The trade conflict between the United States and Brazil continues to intensify after the US customs threat. "No gringo will give orders to this president," confirmed Brazilian leader Lula.
Brazilian President Lula Says Country Won't Take Orders From 'Gringo' Trump, Calls Tariffs 'Unacceptable Blackmail'
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said that Brazil would not accept trade demands from President Donald Trump, describing recently announced tariffs as "unacceptable blackmail."
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said he did not receive orders from a stranger - referring to his American counterpart Donald Trump - and later called the US's threat of VAT for an “inadmissible damage”.
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US President Donald Trump threatens Brazil with high tariffs. Lula opposes and emphasizes the sovereignty of the Latin American state.
Instead of being intimidated, the Brazilian president made it clear that "Brazil must be respected" and that it will impose a mutual duty of 50% on exports ...
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