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Brazil rejects US's new 25% tariffs, citing no justification for the decision.
3 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- Brazil has rejected the United States' decision to impose a 25% tariff on certain Brazilian products, labeling the tariffs as "illegal."
- The Brazilian government stated that there is "no justification" for the US tariffs, which target key exports.
- Brazil has indicated that it may take reciprocal measures in response to the tariff imposition.
- The US decision follows an investigation into Brazilian trade practices, as noted by US officials.
- Senator Marco Rubio has criticized Brazilian President Lula's policies, claiming they are detrimental to both Americans and Brazilians.
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