Brazil's Lula to build trade ties on Japan state visit
- Brazil's President Lula begins a four-day state visit to Japan with a 100-member business delegation to strengthen trade ties due to US tariffs.
- Lula aims to increase exports to Japan, including beef and planes, during an economic forum.
- Brazil is the second-largest exporter of steel to the US, shipping four million tonnes in 2024.
- Lula stated, "An apology is 'the least we can do to acknowledge our mistakes in the past'" before the trip, highlighting the importance of historical context.
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Leaders of Brazil and Japan stress the importance of democracy and free trade
By MARI YAMAGUCHI TOKYO (AP) — Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stressed the importance of free trade and multilateralism and denounced threats to democracy, as he and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba agreed Wednesday to strengthen ties across the board. The two leaders plan to sign a five-year action plan to strengthen cooperation in a wide range of areas, from security to the economy and trade to climate change.
Leaders of Brazil and Japan stress importance of democracy and free trade
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva stressed the importance of free trade and multilateralism and decried threats against democracy as he and Japan ’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba agreed Wednesday to step up ties across the board. The two leaders are expected to sign an action plan for the next five years to bolster their cooperation in a wide range of areas from security to economy and trade to climate change. Lula said now is a perf…

Lula urges Mercosur-Japan deal to counter Trump protectionism
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called Wednesday for a trade deal between South America's Mercosur bloc and Japan to counter growing US protectionism.
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