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UPDATE 2-Lula and Trump discuss trade, sanctions in phone call

  • On Dec 2, U.S. President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva spoke by phone, discussing trade and the economy, both sides said.
  • Last month, Trump lifted a 40% tariff on several Brazilian food products, prompting Lula to thank him for removing tariffs on coffee and beef and to seek talks on remaining levies.
  • During the roughly 40-minute call, Brazil said the exchange was "very productive" and Lula stressed the urgency of stronger cooperation to fight international organized crime.
  • Follow-Up conversations were scheduled, with both sides pledging deeper collaboration as Lula and Trump agreed to speak again soon and intensify cooperation in the fight against organized crime.
  • Regional security moves — including three months of U.S. strikes off Venezuela — formed the backdrop as Brazil said it would seek U.S. cooperation after police flagged money laundering by Delaware-based firms.
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A telephone conversation between the two heads of state took place a rapprochement between Brazil and the United States, which intend to unite to fight against violent groups very often associated with drug trafficking.

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CNN Brasil broke the news in Brazil on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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