美国参议院通过决议，终止特朗普对巴西关税

Group 1 - The U.S. Senate passed a resolution to terminate Trump's 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods, including oil, coffee, and orange juice, with a vote of 52 to 48, indicating a test of Republican support for Trump's trade policies [1] - Despite the Senate's approval, the resolution faces a bleak future as the Republican-controlled House has established new rules allowing leadership to block the resolution from being voted on, and Trump is likely to veto it even if it passes [1] - The vote revealed divisions within the Republican Party regarding Trump's trade policies, with five Republican senators joining all Democratic senators in supporting the resolution [1] Group 2 - Senator Tim Kaine, who initiated the bill, stated that the vote aims to spark a discussion about the economic damage caused by tariffs and plans to propose a similar resolution regarding Trump's tariffs on Canada and other countries later this week [1]