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Brazil Lays Out Its Case in Request for WTO Consultations over Trump Tariffs
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Brazil lays out its case in request for WTO consultations over Trump tariffs
Brazil on Monday officially requested consultations with the U.S. at the World Trade Organization over tariffs imposed on its exports by President Trump. The country’s government said last week that it would file the request because it believes the 50 percent duties Trump has decreed violate the WTO most-favored-nation principle and other rules. Trump has tied the new tariff rates to the country’s prosecution of its former president, Jair Bolson…
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der Standard DEAt 50 percent, Brazil is faced with the highest US tariff rate in all countries, but President Lula is not currently thinking of making representations to Trump. Where does self-security come from?
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Brazil initiates WTO dispute regarding US tariff measures – New Business Ethiopia
Brazil has requested WTO dispute consultations with the United States concerning US tariff measures which it says impose a 10% duty on all Brazilian products and an additional 40% duty on certain products of Brazilian origin. The request was circulated to WTO members on 11 August. Brazil claims the measures are inconsistent with the United […]
Brazil formally entered, on this Tuesday, with a request for consultations with the World Trade Organization (WTO), on the argument that the tariff promoted by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, is in line with international standards. In an office headed by the WTO and publicized by the body, among the points presented by the Brazilian government, the US is discriminating the country in relation to other international partners.
Government Lula formalized a request for consultations against rates of up to 50% and pointed out violations of rules on international trade
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