BRICS Nations to Denounce Trump Tariffs
Brazil: Donald Trump, who meets in Rio de Janeiro from Sunday, is expected to reduce the challenging trade policies of Donald Trump, but divisions on crises in the Middle East are struggling to bridge.
According to sources familiar with the summit negotiations, nations representing about half of the world’s population and 40 percent of global economic production will unite on what they see as unfair US import tariffs.
Since he took office in January, Trump threatened his allies and opponents with a number of punishing tariffs.
The latest Salvo comes in the form of letters that inform the new tariff rates expected next week on July 9, starting on Friday.
Diplomats from 11 developing countries, including Brazil, Russia, India, China, China and South Africa, were busy preparing a statement condemning economic uncertainty.
Any final summit declaration is not expected to mention the United States or the president. However, it is expected to be an open political shot against Washington.
“We are waiting for a summit in a careful tone: in the last statement, it will be difficult to talk about the United States with the name of the United States,” Rio Papal Papal Papal Catholic University BRICS Policy Center Director. He said.
This applies to China, which negotiates especially to reduce the US to taste with the USA.
“This does not seem like the right time to provoke more friction between the world’s two leading economies,” Fernandez said.
