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Trump Called for 'Dissidents' to Participate in the Elections - 17/09/2026

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Message sent in 2025, during negotiations on first tariff, proposes joint declaration with Brazil

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Lula and Trump during a meeting at the White House in May 2026. Ricardo stuckert/Presidency of the Republic Donald Trump's government demanded, in a document sent to Itamaraty, that Brazil allow "political dissidents" to run for election in 2026. The information was confirmed to TV Globo by Itamaraty sources on Thursday (17), after the newspaper "The State of São Paulo" revealed the request. The U.S. government had not yet made a statement about…

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Message sent in 2025, during negotiations on first tariff, proposes joint declaration with Brazil

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Sealed document delivered in October 2025 conditioned adjustments in the 50% tariff to the commitment not to detain political opponents during the 2026 lawsuit; Chancellor Mauro Vieira considered the proposal "unacceptable" The administration of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, included in a sealed document sent to the Brazilian government the requirement that the [...]

According to "State" information, the U.S. conditioned agreement on non-custodial fees for opponents in the 2026 suit

Document sent by the Trump government conditioned negotiation of the tariff to guarantees on the dispute in the elections of Brazil

The clause, hidden in the list of 21 lawsuits after the 50% tariff, was refused by Itamaraty and only came to the public this Thursday (17/set) The post Trump demanded that Brazil not arrest dissidents in the elections of 2026 apareceu primeiro em Urbs Magna.

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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