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Trump’s tariff threat bolsters Lula in Brazil, hurts Bolsonaro

Trump sent a letter this month to Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva threatening a 50% import tax and directly linking the decision to Bolsonaro’s trial on charges related to his supporter...

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Brazil’s Top Court Defies Trump, Signals No Retreat on Bolsonaro

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Exclusive: Brazil’s president hits back at Trump’s threat of 50% tariffs: He ‘was elected not to be emperor of the world’

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Trump's tariff threat pushes Lula's popularity and worsens legal troubles for Brazil's ex-leader

U.S. President Donald Trump may have thought that pressuring Brazil with higher tariffs would help his ally, the country's former President Jair Bolsonaro, but the move apparently backfired.

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Court orders Bolsonaro to wear ankle tag and puts him under curfew

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Exclusive: Defiant Bolsonaro says he is the one to stop Lula, China and Trump tariffs

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US restricts visas for Brazilian officials over Bolsonaro ‘witch-hunt’

Current Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva sharply criticized the US move on Saturday, calling it “arbitrary” and “baseless”, adding that the action violated fundamental principles of resp...

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Brazil court orders raids, restraints on Bolsonaro for Trump collusion

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Brazil police raid home of Bolsonaro, accused of plotting coup

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Targeting Brazil, Trump Tests Legal Limit of His Tariff Powers

The president signaled he would seek to use the threat of steep levies to reorient trade and protect his political allies.

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Trump admin revokes visas of Brazilian judges over Bolsonaro prosecution

Trump revokes visas for Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes, court allies and family members over Bolsonaro prosecution.

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Months of Trump’s tariffs are shifting supply chains and diplomatic ties

The Trump administration’s tariffs are causing a significant shift in supply chains and diplomacy, with major U.S. corporations and trading partners scrambling to cope with the new rules.