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Alckmin Says Lula Asked Trump to Suspend the Surplus of 40% During the Negotiations
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Vice President and Minister of Development, Industry, Commerce, and Services Geraldo Alckmin (PSB) said on Sunday (October 12, 2025) that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Workers' Party) asked US President Donald Trump (Republican Party) to end the tariff hike. "President Lula's request to President Trump was that, while negotiations continue, he suspend the 40% [the additional 40% tariff was added to the reciprocal 10% tariff announced in A…
Vice-President Geraldo Alckmin said this Sunday, 12th to be optimistic about the possibility of the Trump government suspending the extra rate of 40% on Brazilian products. The application took place from Lula in a telephone conversation with Trump last week. "The request of President Lula to President Trump was that, while the business, stopped the 40%," said Alckmin. "This is the dispute. There is a lot of possibility of partnership between Br…
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The vice-president, Minister of Development and one of the main speakers for the end of the tariff with the United States, Gerald Alckmin, said that he was optimistic about the possibility of the US President Donald Trump to accept Brazil's request to suspend the rate of 40% on Brazilian products. President Luiz Inácio Lula of Silva (PT) spoke to Trump by telephone last week. “The request of President Lula for President Trump was that while he w…
Geraldo Alckmin reveals that, during telephone calls, Lula asked Donald Trump to suspend the tariffs already in the negotiating phase.
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