US EditionTrump Says Brazil's Lula Can Call Him Anytime
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US President Donald Trump sent this Friday, after a long silence, a sign of thaw in the open crisis with Brazil, two days after imposing 50% tariffs on him. “Lula can call me whenever she wants. Let’s see what happens, I love the people of Brazil,” he said in statements to journalists in the White House. Hours later, Lula’s response came with a social media post: “We have always been open to dialogue [...]. We are currently working to protect ou…
"Brazil has always been open to dialogue," the Brazilian president wrote in X after his American counterpart urged him to call him.
Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, persists in his commitment to dialogue with the United States (USA), but analyzes measures to counter the economic effects of tariffs. READ ALSO Brazil insists on dialogue with the US over tariffs announced by Trump In a social media publication, Lula said that they have always been “open to dialogue. Brazilians and their institutions are the ones who determine Brazil’s future.” “At the moment, we w…
Washington, 1 Aug (EFE).- US President Donald Trump said this Friday that his Brazilian counterpart, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, can call him “at any time” to talk about the tariffs of 50% that he has imposed on that country. “He can talk to me whenever he wants,” the Republican leader told the press before addressing Bedminster, where he has a golf club. The president did not want to detail what Brazil can expect from that eventual conversation:…
Trump says that had it not been for him to talk to him "whenever he wants" and he is open to the American dialogue
Madrid 2 (Europe Press) – Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Friday that he was “open” for dialogue with his American counterpart, Donald Trump, after colleagues invited him to contact him at any time and revealed his sympathy for Brazil. “We have always been open to dialogue. It was the Brazilians and their institutions who define the future of Brazil. We are currently working to protect our economy, companies and workers, an…
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