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Group 1 - The BRICS summit has become a battleground for various countries, with Brazil leading the charge for "de-dollarization" by urging nations to reduce reliance on the US dollar in international trade [1] - Trump's threats against BRICS nations, including a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods, aim to deter countries from adopting anti-American policies, but have instead galvanized support for BRICS [3][12] - Brazil's response to US tariffs includes a potential 50% tax on US goods and a digital tax on American companies, showcasing its defiance against US pressure [5][13] Group 2 - Brazil's significant rare earth reserves of 21 million tons position it as a key player in the global supply chain, potentially allowing it to impact US access to these critical materials [7][15] - The actions taken by Brazil, including a tripling of rare earth exports to China, highlight its strategic maneuvering in response to US tariffs and threats [5][15] - The unity among BRICS nations, particularly India's unexpected strong stance against US tariffs, indicates a growing influence and resilience of the BRICS organization [12][17] Group 3 - The interest from Uruguay in joining the BRICS New Development Bank reflects the increasing appeal and influence of the BRICS organization amid US threats [12][18] - Trump's expectations of diminishing BRICS influence have been contradicted by the rising interest from other nations, reinforcing the organization's potential [18]