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President of the United States of America Donald Trump threatened Brazil with a 50 percent of tariffsHe asked for a former president and a political ally Jair bolosarothose accused of plotting the cask.
In a letter Louis Inacio Lula also said that Brazil, Brazil’s current President, Trump, Wednesday that the Bolsonaro treatment that refuses to be clearly Presidential elections He lost to Lula in 2022, “is an international disgrace.”
The letter was one of the 22 tariffs sent to different countries this week. Monday, President A break has been extended Global tariffs from Wednesday to August.
For most of them, Trump says that the United States has been trying to restore the great trade shortcoming, here is more imported from a country than exports.
However, the United States has a trade surplus with Brazil and threatening the largest economy in South America, was higher than the fact that other countries in the range of 25 to 40 percent.
The growth in tensions between the United States and Brazil came as the hosting of Lula for representatives of China, Russia, Iran and other nations BRICS PIP This week is developing economies in Rio de Janeiro.
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Announced Trump in connection with Brazil?
Trump, the tariffs scheduled for August 1 continued to broadcast the commercial partners. So far, the heads of state sent 22 letters. More can still come.
The letters were strongly violated by Trump’s Lula’s letter when trading was violated as “interactions” between these countries and the United States.
He wrote that “Brazil’s insidious attacks on the free elections and the fundamental exit rights of Americans,” he planned to pay 50 percent tax on Brazilian goods exported to the United States.
“Please understand that the number of 50 percent is less than what is needed to have the level of playground we need to be with your country,” he said. “And this is necessary for this to correct the severe injustice of the current regime.”
He said, “Former Brazilian President has treated Bolsonaro, and during this period, the world has been approached by a highly respected leader, including the United States.”
How did Brazil respond?
Lula promised to withdraw with his own tariffs if Trump was watched with a threat.
“Brazil is a sovereign folk with independent institutions and will not accept any form of educational,” he said.
He is a criminal case against Bolsonaro protested the result Brazil’s 2022 elections are just an issue for justice system and “interference or threat.”
Why does Trump target Brazil when the US trade surplus?
According to the US trade office, the United States imported $ 42.3 billion from Brazil in 2024 and exported $ 49.7 billion.
In short, Brazil’s purchase from the United States received about $ 7.4 billion from Brazil to $ 7.4 billion.
Since his announcement “Salvation Day“Tariffs have consistently stated their desire to reduce trade shortcomings of trade with Trump, trade partners on April 2.
In the appearance of Trump’s appearance, the goods that can be produced in the country of deficiency, household, producing goods, which harmed internal employment and economic growth.
However, “Brazil has historically held a small trade deficit with the United States.” “This is very political. … It is part of the bolsonaro family to get the trump to take the ongoing side Jair’s Bolsonaro Court“
Indeed, this was the threat of tariffs to try to change the decisions of Trump, other countries in domestic policy.
Since returning to the position in January, he has threatened Colombian goods for 25 percent of the total tariff, and the country refuses to accept deports from the United States, he said. Colombia eventually accepted its conditions.
What does the United States trade with Brazil?
In 2023, the trade balance between the United States and Brazil (import and imports), the 15th largest trade partner of the United States made $ 104 billion.
According to the US Cens Office, the United States has been included in the United States and a spacecraft (about $ 7 billion), fossil reactors and electrical equipment and electrical equipment (about $ 10 billion) (about $ 10 billion).
In 2023, Brazil’s export to the United States was led by crude oil and fossil fossil fossil ($ 8.8 billion), iron and steel products ($ 5 billion) and soybeans ($ 3.3 billion).
What can affect the 50 percent tariff in the Brazilian economy?
Can seriously harm the companies exposed to the US market. Firms in the main metal and agricultural sectors, especially in the agricultural sectors, can be bad.
According to Johnson, Trump’s tariff threat can be dragged to economic growth, because the United States is the second largest export market in Brazil.
Indeed, Goldman Sachs said that Brazil represents 2 percent of the total domestic product of the United States and reduces the economic growth of Trump tariffs in 0.3 to 0.4 percent.
What can affect the US economy?
If tariffs are carried out, the companies that purchased Brazilian goods are likely to find alternative sources for these products and may require this time.
Meanwhile, “Semi-inflicted steel products used in America’s production will be negative (higher tariffs) negative,” Johnson Al Isstaze.
In addition, “beef, orange juice, coffee” and other farm products from Brazil will be more expensive, he said.
On the other hand, Johnson, “Americans (Americans) have a place for Trump to win by Brazil by allowing more EThanol exports to farmers.”
What are Bolsonaro accused of Brazil?
Bolsonaro, President of Brazil since 2023 since 2023, refused to compromise the president’s election loss in 2022.
Bolsonaro, claiming that some electronic voting machines were wrong, raised the questions about the accuracy of the election.
Lula shortly after the office in January 2023 Thousands of Bolsonaro’s supporters As a result, the election attacked the Presidential Palace, Congress and Supreme Court in the capital in Brazil.
Bolsonaro now faces the criminal charges allegedly committed cuff And took 2022 election results for the alleged actions.
Bolsonaro and 33 were accused of other people this year, and the ex-president’s case is heard by the Supreme Court. Could face 40 years in prison if sinners.
Bolsonaro gave up no mistake and put the trial as a politically motivated attack.
Trump, who claims that Joe Biden beat Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election, faced charges of criminal Related to those who want to exceed the election. Supporters also suspended the certificate of election results and attacked the capital of the United States before Bayga begins.
Trump stressed what was the parallels between him and Bolsonaro. Monday He wrote on social media He said to what happened to Bolsonaro: “It happened in Times 10.”
What other countries were reported on new tariffs?
Besides Brazil, in addition to the buyers of tariff letters, Philippines, Moldova, Sri Lanka, Brunei, Libya, Algeria and Iraq. They reported 30 percent about the tariffs.
Prices said Trump, Sri Lanka, Moldova, Iraq and Libya were lower than in early April.
Tariffs about the goods from the Philippines and Brunei were higher. The ratio of goods from Algeria remained the same.
Trump, the companies that produced companies will be exempted from tariffs to the United States. However, he also warned that countries are revenge, they can face higher US duties.
The United States and the largest trading partners, Trump’s tariffs were discussed for trading deals. But so far Vietnam and UK They reached new deals while making partial agreement Reached with China.
Recently, Trump management officials said that deals with India and the European Union could be inevitable.
