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On October 25, Brazil heads to a runoff that could also reshape the country’s foreign policy. Incumbent President Lula da Silva faces Flávio Bolsonaro, who narr…
On October 25, Brazil heads to a runoff that could also reshape the country’s foreign policy. Incumbent President Lula da Silva faces Flávio Bolsonaro, who narrowly won the first round and could align Brazil more closely with Donald Trump’s vision for Latin America. What would that mean for Brazil’s relationship with China, its biggest trading partner?
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Trump made it clear about Venezuela, the Panama Canal, Cuba, Mexico and the Gulf of America. China got the message.
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
Feeding its huge population is a challenge for China. Rising demand for pork has made soybeans the country’s largest food import, as they are widely used as animal feed. Imports from Brazil are just one part of China’s broader strategy to strengthen its food security. For more on this, check out our latest episode of Mapped Out on China's plan to never run out of food. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDoqTx3v0To">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDoqTx3v0To</a>
@@DennisTheChicagoMenaceImported2wk ago
So his father gets 27 years for plotting a coup, But Trump walks free & gets reelected. Ppl here in the U.S needs a reality check!
@@Musicmusic-lh1xcImported2wk ago
🔴 It maybe sounds ironic, but sadly it's true! We all European countries need a new EU! Because we are full of corruption, sky-high cost of living, unaffordable housing! & the protests are the confirmation! 😢
@@johnwright9372Imported2wk ago
Latin America and Brazilian voters should be educated in the history of heavy handed, inept and brutal intervention by the USA in their region. Brazilian law enforcement and courts know the Bolsonaro faction for what they are, neo fascists. Mainstream media and social media platforms are owned by right wing aligned interests which makes the elections closer than they should be. Which informed persons would vote for their country to fall under Trump's corrupt influence?
@@abrahimismail4759Imported2wk ago
Brazil is emerging markets n agriculture base economy need global trade... China not worry who ever lead Brazil., just remember US are world biggest oil n agriculture base product n export ..
@@studyirelandImported2wk ago
We can look at Argentina to see the consequences will be bad for the population and Germany will be pushed out, not just China: German cars and trucks will be replaced with American. Unless there is a large slush fund
On October 25, Brazil heads to a runoff that could also reshape the country’s foreign policy. Incumbent President Lula da Silva faces Flávio Bolsonaro, who narrowly won the first round and could align Brazil more closely with Donald Trump’s vision for Latin America. What would that mean for Brazil’s relationship with China, its biggest trading partner?
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