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Brazil discusses EU-Mercosur agreement amid trade tensions with the US

In Manaus, Brazil promotes a debate on the agreement with the EU, aiming to diversify markets amid current trade tensions with the US.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Brazil will intensify the debate on the agreement between the European Union (EU) and Mercosur countries this Friday in Manaus. This event arises in the context of growing trade tensions with the United States, highlighting the need to diversify export markets.

The debate will take place as part of the event 'Productive Connections — Opportunities for Industry', where the opportunities that the agreement could offer for the Brazilian industrial sector will be discussed.

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