[theold]

The United States is currently Brazil's second largest export market, second only to China. According to Reuters, after Trump announced a 50% tariff, Lula also said he would look for new buyers outside the United States, claiming that "we can survive without the United States."

Trump changes his words again. On the 11th, Trump said he was willing to negotiate with Brazilian President Lula, but "it should be at some point, not now."

Economy Minister Guilherme Mello said even if Brazil's economic growth would be affected "somewhat", it would not be as significant as before because Brazil has successfully diversified its trading partners over the past 20 years.

https://ec.ltn.com.tw/article/breakingnews/5105342

[Ola]

Brazil exports $40Billion to USA and major items are -

Copper, Timber and agriculture

They can survive but with much lesser exports

[Rainforest]

Lesser poultry export mean lesser animal sacrificed. It's blessings in disguise. Amen, Ameen, Amitabha, Tathastu,

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Such a big country with so much resources, shd learn to be self reliant

[sgxin]

Lesser poultry export mean lesser animal sacrificed. It's blessings in disguise. Amen, Ameen, Amitabha, Tathastu,

Less timber export also means less of you will be cut down which is another good thing.