Brazil's Lula says he will call Trump again if negotiations do not progress soon

Brazilian President Lula da Silva is determined to resolve trade tensions with the U.S., threatening to call President Trump if negotiations stall by the end of COP thirty. After Trump's tariff hike on Brazilian imports, Lula and Trump met in Malaysia, but tensions persist. Lula's government is ready to negotiate, with Vice President Alckmin and Finance Minister Haddad prepared to travel to the U.S. if necessary. The outcome of these talks could significantly impact U.S.-Brazil trade and international cooperation, as businesses and workers in Brazil eagerly await a resolution. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.