Jul 10, 2025
Khushi Kumari
Brazil to Respond “Reciprocally” to Trump Tariff
US President Donald Trump hikes tariffs on Brazilian exports to 50%, up from the earlier 10%
The new tariff rate will be enforced starting August 1, creating immediate trade tensions
Washington claims Brazil is undermining free speech and democracy in the U.S., citing Bolsonaro's actions
Brazilian President Lula da Silva promises “reciprocal measures” to defend national interests
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is being tried for allegedly plotting a coup post-2022 election
Trump accuses Brazil of supporting anti-democratic narratives and interfering in U.S. internal affairs
Lula’s office calls the tariff “a thinly veiled political attack disguised as trade policy”
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