Em audi�ncia nos EUA, Paulo Figueiredo dir� que tarifa fortalece Lula e pedir� Magnitsky a Moraes

In a public hearing in the U.S., Brazilian businessman and Bolsonaro supporter Paulo Figueiredo argued against a proposed 25% tariff on Brazilian goods, claiming it bolsters President Lula's position, and urged the U.S. to reinstate Magnitsky sanctions against Brazilian officials, including Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes. This move highlights ongoing tensions between Brazil and the U.S. over trade and human rights, with implications for regional diplomacy and Lula's political standing. Figueiredo's stance underscores the complex interplay between economic policies and political influence in international relations.