president Deputiesand Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), said on Tuesday (8) that he considers protectionist policies “economic backwardness” and that the “Brazilian agenda” is to be able to practice the free market.
Hugo made the statement at the opening event of “Casa Da Liberdade”, the new headquarters of the parliamentary front in the free market. At the ceremony, MP Carroll de Tony (PL-SC) took the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors.
“Of everything that happened in the world – in my evaluation, with economic backwardness, with the new reality of imposing definitions – we are setting aside multiple parties to retreat and return to bilateral and economic protection policy.
The deputy refers to Termination measures imposed by the president From the United States, Donald Trump. Last week, an import tariff was announced by 10 % for Brazil products.
Trump also announced 34 % rates on ChinaThat takes average with mutual rates with the same value. This Tuesday, the American achieved a new attack and increased Definitions of up to 104 %.
The scenario was born Global fear for investorsCausing the dollar to rise and solve the stock exchanges. Experts fear recession all over the world.
For Hugo, this is a time to be careful in the international positions of Brazil and the conflict for free trade – led by the Parliamentary Front – is necessary.
He said: “Brazil is facing very great economic challenges for this year for 2025, and the front comes carefully to help in this confrontation. Of course Congress plays a major role in this position that Brazil must play uncertainty we face.
Parliament also recalled approval in the Chamber of Representatives of the transaction with economic ideals. Responding to Trump, the text determines the criteria for reciprocity in the case of commercial barriers in front of the Brazilian products. The intention is to circumvent potential additional fees from other countries, especially for agricultural business products.
Hugo said: “This project places Brazil in the event of acting and response, if necessary, on everything that harms our economy and exports,” said Hugo.
