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Brazil, US to discuss tariffs at WTO
agenciabrasil.ebc.com.br · 12h
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On Monday (Aug. 10), the United States responded to Brazil’s complaint filed with the World Trade Organization (WTO) over the additional tariffs imposed on Brazilian products. In its response, the US stated it was ready to engage in discussions and comply with the Brazilian government’s request for consultations. Notícias relacionadas: Brazil says US tariffs violate WTO rules. Tariff hike: Brazil files WTO complaint against US measures. Tariff hike: In Washington Post article, Lula criticizes US stance. “The United States accepts Brazil’s request to participate in consultations. We are ready to engage in dialogue with officials from your mission on a mutually convenient date for consultations,” the US government replied. Brazil presented its arguments in a request for consultations with the United States through the WTO’s dispute settlement system. The document outlines the situation, including the US allegations that Brazil is treating it discriminatorily. The request for consultation
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