Trump's response may impact Americans

Brazilian President Lula da Silva criticized the new U.S. tariffs on Brazilian imports, describing them as unfair and implemented without a clear economic justification. He warned of their negative impact on economic relations between the two countries and the rise in prices for American consumers. He explained that these tariffs, ranging from 12.5% to 37.5%, increase the cost of goods such as food, shoes, and textiles, and negatively affect supply chains and bilateral trade, despite Brazil having previously submitted diplomatic notes to the U.S. president. Lula cited data showing that Brazil and Turkey have become among the countries most affected by U.S. tariffs. He affirmed that Brazil remains open to dialogue but stated that its fate is determined solely by the Brazilians, warning of the potential impact of these measures on exports and economic growth.

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