US EditionLula sets December push for Mercosur–EU deal, France pushes for "safeguards" - Brazil Reports
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Reticent to grant a victory to France unsuspecting, the deputies of the central bloc and the right will still seize the opportunity to send a message to the European Commission
The Brazilian government is rushing to sign the Mercosur-European Union agreement on December 20th, which creates the world's largest free trade zone and raises concerns about what Brazil could lose in this giant game.
In a speech delivered in Johannesburg, South Africa, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva set a date and a stage to try to turn the page on 25 years of negotiations: December 20th, in Foz do Iguaçu, with Brazil holding the presidency of Mercosur, as a symbolic moment to sign the Mercosur-European Union agreement. The promise is to unlock a project that connects two blocs responsible for approximately 722 million inhabitants and a combined GDP of a
Lula sets December push for Mercosur–EU deal, France pushes for "safeguards" - Brazil Reports
São Paulo, Brazil — Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declared on November 23 that an economic agreement between South American trade bloc Mercosur and the EU would be officialized on December 20, 2025, following 25 years of ongoing negotiations. The next Mercosur meeting will be presided by Brazil, and will also be held on December 20. The announcement was made during President Lula’s trip to the G20 Summit, held from November 22 t…
President Lula stated that the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, a treaty that could create the world's largest trade zone, should be signed on December 20th, during the Summit of Leaders of the South American bloc, scheduled for Foz do Iguaçu. The confirmation was given this Sunday (23), in a press interview in Johannesburg, South Africa, after the G20 meeting. Alongside Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, the E…
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