Brazilian president Lula da Silva said he doesn't take orders from foreigners and condemned US threats of tariffs as blackmail.
Andrea Hariuc
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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said he doesn't take orders from foreigners, referring to Donald Trump, and criticized threats of 50% tariffs from the US as blackmail. Lula emphasized the importance of Brazil's sovereignty and called for trade talks, saying he would continue regulating US tech firms. He also accused the US of spreading false information and prepared retaliation if the talks fail. Lula, now in his third term, has gained popularity following his disputes with Trump.
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