Group 1 - Brazilian President Lula criticized the potential 50% tariffs proposed by US President Trump, labeling them as "unacceptable extortion" and baseless accusations against Brazil's trade practices [1][6] - Lula emphasized Brazil's commitment to maintaining open diplomatic relations and trade cooperation not only with the US but with all countries [1] - Brazil plans to enhance regulation and taxation on US tech companies, accusing them of spreading violence and false information under the guise of free speech [3] Group 2 - Lula expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue with Trump, although no consensus on meeting arrangements has been reached between the two countries [3] - Brazilian Vice President Alckmin and Foreign Minister Vieira submitted a document to US Commerce Secretary Raimondo, requesting a response and the initiation of negotiations regarding the tariffs [6] - The Brazilian government formally expressed strong indignation over the proposed 50% tariffs in a letter sent to the US on May 15, reiterating its openness to dialogue [6]
卢拉再次强硬回应特朗普：没有哪个外国人，能对巴西总统发号施令
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-07-19 04:58