Economic Giants Align: Brazil’s Growing Partnership with China

[@gleydsongoes]

I am Brazilian and I have NO NEGATIVE perception of China. China has never supported coup d'état against Brazil, differently from the USA practice worldwide. Long live the Brazilian-Chinese relationship, friendship and gain/gain business partnership! 🎉

[@Bizarro_na_chapa]

No? Check out janio 1960/ china.. They were not successful at that time

[@brunowinovski2928]

​@@Bizarro_na_chapa search? Not sources for that buddy. Gotta try harder.

[@Bizarro_na_chapa]

@@brunowinovski2928 a quick google is enough... other than this silence

[@marcuso.424]

@@Bizarro_na_chapaJânio? Jânio Quadros renunciou. Era um bebado, China passou longe. sabe nada.

[@liegesaboya33]

I've never read anything about this supposed China meddling with Janio . Send me please a link about it , if you can find something reliable.

[@LeandroDeOliveira-r4u]

Brazil tried for decades a market opening fro US/Europe and protecionism made nothing happen. SO China need for food boosted BR agrobussines. The economic growth of the last decades came from trade with China.

[@ghostblackmormor8120]

Yeah this is pretty much all of it, China and Russia became the biggest clients, while US and Europe weren't interested in trading.

[@capsulamental]

@@ghostblackmormor8120 if they can take, why would they buy?

[@Viralata-bj7iv]

They say we are super power that want starving the Chinese people. LOL

[@enzoh7763]

​@@capsulamental ,, When the relationship is master & puppet , The puppet have to pay tribute to the master , almost free . Been that way for several hundreds of years

[@marcelocdarocha2060]

I am in Brazil, and we are totally BRICS. My late father was in China in the 1980s. I am an old man now, and I am amazed how the old man could foresee that. I respect and admire our partners.

[@italov7816]

God bless you and your late father, my brother.

[@Mal4de]

Late father?

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

BRICS is a bunch of dictatorships and failed democracies.

[@Sidekick618]

The sad part is, not all old men have the cleverness and foresight like your late father. And if they do have the cleverness, but not thinking is the crux of the problem we see today in certain parts of the world.

[@gisele_nakamuraBr]

Brazil ❤lets go BRICS

[@PedroFerreira-ze5yp]

BICS...

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Bunch of clowns.

[@keyboardmanyoutube3189]

When Japan and German sold their cars to the world, nobody said over capacity…. When it’s China’s turn, boom, it’s over capacity because they are out competed…. Hypocrisy, they can’t live without it

[@Sidekick618]

Hypocrisy versus meritocracy.

[@mattvideoeditor]

@@Sidekick618@Sidekick618 Meritocracy is a myth; people don't make sacrifices to grow; they just fight enough to find a place on the Ponzi Scheme of capitalism. Money is a transfer of effort. One man can only do a certain amount of effort per day. Those who carry more effort than the effort of one man/day are thieves. If the world was based on effort - and not numbers games.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Because it was not. China on the other hand is flooding the world with cars they can't sell, and Brazil imposes a 92% tax on them upon arriving at the country. A US$11,500 car is now US$23,000.

[@Sidekick618]

@@LucasPereiradaSilva what? They can’t sell? Better have your head checked. Watch what will happen either way MENA. It will be a change of landscape with abundance Chinese EVs.

[@casacanada3488]

What is your source?​@@LucasPereiradaSilva

[@markc6140]

What overcapacity, Igor? Rubbish word coined by the US after using the word decoupling, then derisking. So many western media including you start to buy the term over-capacity. When the Chinese workers work so hard to produce cheaper high quality goods than Western countries for the benefit of consumers, the Western countries felt threatened because they can't compete with the cheap Chinese products. So better get the facts right.

[@amandagrant4331]

When Chinese came to Africa, they talked about trade. When US people came to Africa, they talked about China.

[@KonglengLee-t6l]

Same with india. Talk so much shit about china but kept increasing imports from china. Now indian open their borders for china investment. Democracy is hypocrisy

[@gamingtideX]

@@juhao356 The oder is only for them English people. It was never democracy for the everyone but for themselves only. It's always been a facist dictator

[@gleydsongoes]

Long live China! ❤

[@KenHubbard-jz1vq]

@@markc6140 YOUR WITNESSING THE SLOW DEMISE OF THE CAPITALIST SYSTEM AND THEREFORE THE FALL OF AMERICA , OF COURSE THE PROFIT DRIVEN GREED OF CAPITALISM CAN NOT COMPETE ,THERE 1st PRIORITY IS PROFIT AND THEY WILL DO ANYTHING TO MEET THAT GOAL , EXAMPLE. BOEING , GMC POOR QUALITY AND OVER PRICED , CANADA IS NOTHING MORE THAN A WHERE HOUSE FOR NATURAL RESOURCE'S A VERY RICH COUNTRY FULL OF POOR PEOPLE ,

[@MrVitorao]

One thing it should be mentioned: Brazil asked in return for joining the Belt and Road Iniciative for China to open its markets to import more value aggregated products from Brazil. Of course, it would be mostly industrialized foodstuffs but still, it's a huge gain

[@Tupandemia]

🇧🇷🤝🇨🇳

[@sarahkhan2310]

China is a catalyst to global economic cooperation development growth peace diplomacy. China is a blessing and benefactor to the world👍♥️

[@VivianKreimer]

I M BRAZILIAN AND I M at THE SIDE OF CHINA

[@kalloh5519]

have fun trusting the ccp

[@hengongchua6250]

Brazil + China = 💪💪💪💪💪

[@KenHubbard-jz1vq]

IM CANADIAN AND IM ON ANY SIDE THAT IS ANTI AMERICAN 😊

[@keyboardmanyoutube3189]

@@KenHubbard-jz1vqman what you doing 😂

[@KenHubbard-jz1vq]

@@keyboardmanyoutube3189 TRYING TO FREE MY COUNTRY FROM THE TORMENT AND DEGRADATION OF AMERICA'S INTIMIDATION TO OUR ECONOMY AND POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE THATS WHAT IM DOIN WHY DO YOU ASK

[@gl7252]

China, unlike the US and Europe, never colonized or suppressed the economies of its neighbors. Instead, China is helping them develop their economies. I think that is one major factor why China does not have a similar mass of migrants like those seeking to enter the US and Europe.😢

[@MiguelPerez-fz4ib]

Every government corrupted we the people always have to serfer so much. 😢😮 no they should be a finger scanner parking and scanning and paper new passports for all three safety.

[@MiguelPerez-fz4ib]

There safety

[@alesh2275]

Nonsensical.

[@liegesaboya33]

There would be no wave of immigrants if USA/ NATO countries hadn't corrupted , exploited , mass killed so many countries in Latin America, Africa , Asia and Middle East

[@TheFukkface]

India, SouthKorea, Japan, The Philippines, Vietnam and many more would strongly disagree

[@yunzhang9471]

The world should find a trustful currency to replace usd immediately

[@bolu7971]

不能让美元绝对霸权，得有另一个金融系统制衡它

[@filipemartins2703]

BITCOIN '-'

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Nobody trades with CNY. BRL is just as shitty and has NO VALUE at all. Full minimum wage in Brazil is worth around US$150,00

[@yunzhang9471]

@@LucasPereiradaSilva lol everyone knows USD is a piece of 💩. It will be worthless within 10yrs. You can remember this and we can see

[@joaopedrodantas2147]

answering the tumbmail, because we bullish, we are the BRICS, LET'S GO!!

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Enjoy this clown show. The "economic powerhouses" where a typical citizen has to spend six or seven months worth of minimum wage to buy an iPhone someone working in McDonalds can buy in the US in a month or two tops.

[@PahatRout]

I think you all miss the main issue that the African nations need: infrastructure and transport connectivity. which China is able to provide and which US or the West could not compete.

[@Hystericall]

US can't even build high speed rail. I know, I live in US :(

[@Sidekick618]

@@Hystericall😂😂😂it’s because 1 person is working while the other 9 people are still talking.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

The US can provide it, but wants that to be paid upfront. The Chinese can make that cheaper and exchange them for briberies or 99-year leases.

[@Sidekick618]

@@LucasPereiradaSilva what’s wrong with the Chinese approach when the country can’t afford to pay upfront? Still a win-win, no?

[@rockycata6078]

Brazil-China relationship goes back to "Non-Aligned Nations" during the Vietnam War. Deng also firmed up the relationship with support for Brazil UN Security Council membership. US blocking SC expansion has been Washington's biggest mistake, forcing emerging nations to BRICS ...and BRI.

[@bigeye4520]

These guys are parroting Yellen's bs. Speaking of China's overcapacity, how about Brazil's overcapacity in soybean, corn, minerals, sugar, airplanes,etc.?

[@luizamorim1626]

Congratulations on your AI speaking Brazilian person. You see, I'm a Brazilian by birth and made a point of specializing in Brazilian accented English. Your AI Brazilian didn't have an 'accent' until it got near the end of the recording...then it spoke ONE word as a 'normal' Brazilian would have done. Perfect. I loved it...

[@skydragon23101979]

China is unlikely to have immigration issues like U.S. or Europe because China wants her neighbors to prosper or else if despite China’s strict immigration policies you would have a huge immigration problem. With regards to Brazil’s trade with China what other industries are developing in Brazil organically besides agriculture and mineral extraction?? Maybe another way is for the government to support these organically growing industries in Brazil with funds that they grow into globally competitive industries.

[@ShekuSangari]

The thing that struck me the most about an unlikely immigration issue is that CHINA, opened its doors to foreign corporations and the rest was history! Shows how clever and economical they are. Conventional methods are good but unconventional can lead to destabilisation for a while but for a long-term benefit and profits.

[@wilsonneidasilva409]

Tu não conhece nada do Brasil , da indústria do Brasil...temos tecnologia de ponta em diversas áreas. Estude mais...

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Brazil cannot compete in other sectors other than agriculture because there is a 92% tariff imposed on all imports, which means that companies need to invest twice as much here than in America an everywhere else (or bribe the government and pay 17% to 20%).

[@vanderleibraga4225]

BRICS 🇧🇷

[@gamingtideX]

Go China. Go all the way. You are doing good for your country and people and toward a better world, peace prosperity for the Global South countries and an prime example for other developing countries around the world!! The haters are the ones whom are far too long have been breed and brainwashed with hatred in their heart with evil intnetnion they don't even know

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Nothing is better to explain why people are complaining than that a Brazilian needs to pay US$2,000 for an iPhone 16 pro max (while earning US$150,00 a month), while an American or European only pays US$1,000 ( while earning US$1300 per month). And that extends to pretty much everything else. BRICS is just a bunch of dictatorship and failed economies pretending to be the next economic powerhouse.

[@wulung5943]

win win trade ties

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Brazil imposes a 92% tariff on all Chinese imports. NOT a win-win.

[@rockycata6078]

BYD already bought Ford factory in Brazil, and will start production in 2027. Musk is rethinking Mexico, because China is already there with EVs, and makes Latin America market less profitable if Mexico can't do US imports. China using Brazil to offset Australia for agriculture/ore, and ties to Mercosul[...making a resurgence?]

[@marthajones7236]

Personally I'm not suprized at all. It's naturally the meeting of LIKE MINDS!!😊

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Good point, both countries are socialist hellholes.

[@lecirdaluz]

What do you mean that the US lost Brazil 🇧🇷? - Brazil was NEVER a property of the US, and Brazil is not anybody’s backyard either, so how could the Anglos lose something they never owned. RSRSRS - Get lost yourself - RSRSRS

[@MarcosCapixaba]

KZbinrs could not be successful without fake news, polemic words and trying hard to draw attention, visualization and traffic... The real question is why you take them serious ?

[@picadosinferno]

You misunderstood it, they said US lost the opportunity to earn Brazil partnership. This doesn't mean they ever owned Brazil. PS I'm Brazilian too.

[@lecirdaluz]

@@picadosinferno : Eu entendi tudo muito bem 👍. Sugiro que vc leia o livro “O Brasil não cabe no quintal de ninguém “ Autor Sr. Nogueira.

[@felipearaujo5572]

@@lecirdaluz claramente não entendeu, não...

[@lecirdaluz]

@@felipearaujo5572 : Whatever blows your skirt, then why don’t you just build a bridge and GET OVER IT, EEJIT!

[@charleschoy2327]

China practice win win situation with trading partners. No interferrence on internal politics. No looting. No stingent rules on any projects. Always complete projecta as promised. Many countries will run when they are no longer making easy money!

[@cruzn4ever169]

Should us Not want Peace WE WILL know Who the Enemy is ###

[@PhylphyPhil]

🇧🇷🇨🇳🇧🇷🇨🇳🇧🇷🇨🇳

[@isaaclevi7280]

Sou brasileiro e sei que o futuro é o BRICS!

[@carmenamourao]

concordo 🇧🇷

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

O futuro então é um punhado de pseudo-democracias e ditaduras falidas?

[@leonardos2925]

China supported Brazil against Macron in the past, the relations among both countries are good. Even we conservatives prefer being friends of China than of the colonialists. We support a conservative US, but we prefer alliances with China and India than with Europe.

[@yuchenliu2676]

the synthetic voice sounds natural, though.

[@chinaglobalsouth]

It does, scarily so, but it’s a cool experiment and we’re going to use the technique more in the future to bring more voices from different countries into the discussion. Hope you enjoyed the rest of the show! - Eric

[@ThiagoRJ021]

I'm Brazilian and I hope that my country deep dive into BRICS because yet exist a huge pression under Brazil from NATO countries

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Brazil is a dead weight in the BRICS, China and India are the only ones that really matter.

[@beautifuldream108]

Choose stay undeveloped and be friends with so called democracy that fail and influence your country democracy.😂😂😂 Choose development and be advanced and good economy and no one meddling your country democracy system. Up to you.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Staying in the BRICS is doing your best to remain poor.

[@BernardAsagai]

This is great economic discourse.

[@aventurascomtadeu]

Melhor Presidente do Brasil, ontem, hoje e sempre é o nosso Excelentíssimo Presidente LULA

[@andrebrito4210]

Amazing conversation ❤❤

[@MarcioBarcellos-last]

Excellent conversation! Thanks!

[@agusjusup]

Chanel bagus

[@kenuston2299]

yes it is

[@termyfl2677]

Win win policies

[@PhylphyPhil]

I am from Formosa, in Brazil. The city was born in the 19th Century, I think. Formosa means a female that is elegant, or beautiful. Nothing to do with Taiwan.

[@chinaglobalsouth]

Yes, of course, I am fully aware that it has nothing to do with Taiwan, but given that it's the same name as Taiwan I found that to be a bit ironic given China's military focus on the island. - Eric

[@PhylphyPhil]

@@chinaglobalsouth yes, I agree

[@Ocomunistagay]

​@@chinaglobalsouth of course they'd have military focus on the island. It's THEIRS. Anything that's unwelcome there is US bases

[@rayfonz9128]

Go China Go strong 👍

[@MarceloGCarbonera]

Brazil is a pragmatic country. Who is willing to make investments? That will be our commercial partner. Unfortunatelly, we got a disfunctional elite and for that we depend on investments from public sector or from other countries...

[@maurooliveira984]

We can team upwith china in same way we can team up with USA. The difference here is: China don't treat us as inferiors as European Union does, or as "We have something to teach you" as USA does.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Yes, because both Brazil and China ARE INFERIOR, economically speaking.

[@ling-y7l]

We need a common currency to keep the balance between countries.

[@bolu7971]

美元一家独大是可怕的

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Ask the Brazilian customs if they'd like to impose a 92% tariff in Dollars or in Yuan.

[@felipearaujo5572]

"They can complain but there's nothing they can do about it, right?" famous last words of a country about to suffer a foreign backed coup :)

[@TheGrenadier97]

That is, Brazil's political class is negotiating resources and land to China for their own gains.

[@Hystericall]

Brazil one of the few countries running a surplus with China (30B per year). I don't see why Brazil would be the one imposing trade barriers? China should be looking to see if Brazil is dumping instead.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Because Brazil has a failed economic model where a few companies bribing the government have the monopoly to import goods into the country, everyone else is forced to pay a 92% tariff.

[@casacanada3488]

Bolsonarista detected!​@@LucasPereiradaSilva

[@AiwaLover]

Because we need investments and USA and Europe don"t want to...

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Then do your homework and stop imposing 92% bullshit tariffs on everyone because Multilaser or another crappy importer employing 4 people might go under.

[@Gusti-i1r]

Where is "the Amazon jungle virgin forest" on USA their own farmers freedom landmass .....???

[@frednora]

Very good interview.

[@Hbok2ff]

Guys, Formosa (Most than Beautful) is a city in Brasil.

[@chinaglobalsouth]

Ahhh, yes, that makes sense. I just thought it was notable because it’s also the traditional name of Taiwan, which, as you may know, is quite a sensitive topic for China and one that is militarily relevant these days. Thanks for the tip. It’s good to know. :-) - Eric

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

@@chinaglobalsouth why is it sensitive though? Why should it be? It is like avoiding to say the name of Brazil in Portugal because some lunatics there think Brazil is part of Portugal and not an independent country, like Taiwan, is.

[@viniciusgarcez6383]

Vamos com china🤝🏽

[@aventurascomtadeu]

Parabéns Presidente LULA ❤🌹🚩

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Enjoy your 92% import tariff on chinese products.

[@felipearaujo5572]

The reason why negative views of China are on the rise despite the high volumes of trade is that the trade consists of commodities. Selling soy does not employ a lot of people in the age of automation. So, while a select number of oligarchs make huge sums of money off of it, China has been killing Brazil’s industry with their dumping tactics, and that’s where the jobs are. Yes, “Brazil” is making money selling commodities, but that money is concentrated in the hands of the 1% who, in turn, keep exploiting the land and saving their earnings in banks or abroad. Meanwhile, the common man is facing a dire situation in the job market, where industries are closing their doors left and right. The country’s infrastructure is increasingly Chinese-owned, and they are about to tighten their grip on whatever hope of change is left, with the Belt and Road Initiative about to be signed under extremely one-sided terms. Brazil is selling its collective future for the present benefit of its agroindustry oligarchy.

[@aventurascomtadeu]

BRAZIL ❤

[@MiguelPerez-fz4ib]

Safety and cultures smart.

[@joserrcarvalho6615]

About investiments from China, they do invest in Peru, Chile, Mexico...but in specific case of Brazil actually they just buy exisiting business (existing sugarcane factories, existing mining plants, existing production facilities, etc)...all related to pure commodities

[@thucduyen9592]

China is quite pragmatic, if you don’t like trading with China then they move on. Brazil can be the puppet of murica and stay poor.

[@chinaglobalsouth]

Just curious: did you actually listen to the show before posting this comment? It doesn’t make any sense in the context of the discussion that we had. - Eric

[@thucduyen9592]

@@chinaglobalsouth I actually listened until this guy talked about resentment of the Brazilian people about the Chinese due to Covid, overcapacity then i had enough of this. I actually have experienced with many Brazilian acquaintances that worked with me HK & of course they always look down on the Chinese, China’s capacity to innovate. A part from agriculture ( soy beans which China can also source it from Russia, iron ore( lesser great quality than that of Australia or China can source it from Congo), what can Brazil bring to China if their mindset is anti China? With Lula’s recent comment with regards to Maduro’s elections says it all, are they really a sovereign country? The other clown Bolsenaro that copied the same anti-China rhetoric like Trump did really help the relationship didn’t it?

[@DarlyaFaroeste]

​@@thucduyen9592you are correct, I'm brazilian and agree with you, the south and South east brazilians have more of a col0nized mentality because of their european ancestry roots. But the North and North East brazilians think for themselves and have less of "vira-lata" sydrome, we have mostly indigenous roots and align with the minority and less favoured, and we suffer racism from our south and southern comrades but we criticise them constantly on social media because they have the superiority complex syndrome lol

[@BryanChance]

Well, how is dealing with the US? I wouldn't play hard to get if I were Brazil. LOL

[@xDvemDeXandy]

While US give lectures, china give good good business opportunities, and the threaten of the west can go only far enough before the weights of the opportunities become too good to ignore.

[@MiguelPerez-fz4ib]

The whole world does

[@ed1003]

When you guys talked trade, it is not Chinese rely on Brazil food, Chinese food Is always self-sufficient since 1980 and also China has a lot of national food storages! You should never think chinese are waiting for someone’s food for next diner! One phase that most geopolitical strategists quotes from Henry Kissinger said “ Chinese always think long term”. On the contrary, many politicians from western countries only think next election!

[@chinaglobalsouth]

Sorry. That is 100% not correct. China is not self-sufficient for food and in fact is one of the world's largest food importers because it faces the dilemma of having only 6-7% of the world's arable land and 18% of the globe's population. That mismatch has long made it difficult, if not impossible to produce enough food to feed its population through domestic means only. Instead, China imports vast quantities of agriculture products from around the world - particularly from Southeast Asia. You are correct in saying that the Chinese have created large national storages of wheat, pork and other commodities but that's largely because of the painful history of famines that befell China in the 20th century. Europe and the US don't face the same challenges in terms of population and food scarcity. Quite the opposite, both regions produce way more food than they consume which is why they sell a lot of it to places like China. So, the fact that the US doesn't have food storages isn't because it isn't planning for the future, it's because it doesn't need to, like Europe.

[@xiaofei8360]

@@chinaglobalsouth I am Chinese, and what you said is true. China needs to import a large amount of food every year. However, this does not mean that China's food production cannot be self-sufficient. The reason why China buys food from the international market every year is that the price of food in the international market is cheaper than China's own production. If one day China can no longer buy cheap food from the international market, China can be completely self-sufficient.

[@netizencapet]

There are two economic facts here: currency of trade and reserve currency. The two are conflated in this show. In terms of res. curr. Euro is 2nd largest w/ 24% of holdings.

[@phillipliu2759]

❤you sign a contract with US, if it doesn't please them they can walk away, if Brazil try to pull out, US will sue the hell out off you😮ohhohh your dealing with a mental asylum ❤😂

[@thetravelholic6412]

It’s hard, because Brazilians are very much pro West/US in general, we fought with the allies in WW2 in Europe then nearly forgotten in history, we share a lot more similarities with the west than China, but historically the US has always undermined and vetoed every new progress and development projects, new achievements from Brazil, supported military coups that made Brazil more dependent on the US and always wanted to keep the second largest nation in the western hemisphere under their shoes without thinking the tables would never turn… Brazilians are naturally NOT submissive people, and although Brazilians in general don’t trust much the Chinese government they are the only ones that have supported our growth and progress. Brazilians deserve respect!

[@carmenamourao]

I'm born Brazilian and I agree with everything you said. We've been tired for a long time. 🇧🇷

[@andersonotani]

A força mais importante na derrota do nazismo foi a URSS

[@andersonotani]

Mais da metade dos BRs odeiam os EUA por sua arrogância

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

China DID NOT support the country's growth. Nobody has done so because the Brazilian economy is walled to the rest of the world and they have done it themselves. The US has nothing to do with it.

[@aj2228]

Color revolution in 3… 2… 1…

[@THETRUTH-BR]

Try it...

[@MatinaJIN]

我们中国人非常欣赏巴西政府识破了日本人的换国行动并采取了很好的措施，非常棒！❤

[@carmenamourao]

🇧🇷❤️

[@dalixmichel9227]

This kinds of addiction must stopped soon for the western powers and Empire Washington. Things change differently in our worlds

[@Xibao88890]

Brazil smart to put up tarrifs on Chinas car exports . Russia erecting tarrifs against China as well.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Brazil has had 90%+ tariffs on everything well before China was even started flooding the market with cheap goods.

[@Xibao88890]

@@LucasPereiradaSilva these are all new tarrifs and escalating . China EV tarrifs going from 9% to 15% in past couple months to 35% in 2026. Clear they expect car makers to make EVs in Brazil not import. They are raising tarrifs on China steel as well recently.

[@ADobbin1]

They are leaving their options open.

[@FlorianAPU]

Because China doesn't meddle in brazilian internal affairs and don't make comments about the Amazon. No-nonsense, bite-and-blow diplomacy from China.

[@josephguo6256]

China has too much dollars and Brasile has too many ores. see

[@boleiacaminhao3669]

Let me explain the difference between China and the United States. Everything is in relation to percentages. The sum of the American percentage is 17% - 1%, while the Chinese percentage is 16% and we don't talk about it anymore... yes, there are differences, and the United States is losing out on details... and will continue to lose out as long as it does not modernize in accordance with the reality of global evolution...

[@jaderdavila]

brasil, china and russia should join and make only one country

[@splashnskillz37]

Nah, we good

[@loeil3814]

Nope, let Brazil alone, we just trade with China, it doesn't mean we blindly trust them

[@Oful4noooooo]

Naaaaao! Deus me livre!

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Cramming together more poor people will not solve the original issue.

[@There-Is-No-Second-Best-n1]

Why the previous president was an aberration like Trump, desperate and with only two viable options: Lula or Bolsonaro. The Brazilian people voted for Lula, who is now implementing his policies with more vigor since he is in the final stage of his life. Politicians in underdeveloped countries only represent their own interests, backed by the public machinery. ë somente o ponto de vista de um milenal que viu todos os presidentes eleitos do brasil desde a ditadura militar de 1985

[@felipedraper]

O ponto não é ser a favor ou contra a aproximação da China e do Brasil e sim a qualidade do benefício mútuo entre as nações. Não me parece ser benefício tem uma balança comercial agrícola exportadora e importar produtos com alta tecnologia. A indústria tecnologia emprega muito mais que a agrícola. Só a China tem ganhado com essa status, o Brasil perdeu sua indústria desde os anos 80.

[@TSS-yy5tx]

How to produce in US when Elon Musk can 't do, tons of issues in the country.

[@drugsommelier9477]

I mean, why not?

[@shencheanglow3726]

Every successful business that sell their goods in international market must invest in more capacity to meet the demand. Only fools call that over capacity. Boeing, Airbus, Aramco, Apple phone, every semiconductor businesses in the US sell majority of what they produce in world market, nobody say they are over capacity, so why when it come to China's turn, same thing is now called over capacity?

[@lawyer1961]

Chinese exercises everywhere. 😂😂😂 Of course there will be comments that will reach the ears of the american concerning the quality of the chinese military.😂😂😂

[@aventurascomtadeu]

President LULA

[@Oful4noooooo]

Olha a cara do gado. Típico.😂😂😂

[@aventurascomtadeu]

@@Oful4noooooo O cercadinho do Gado do BOZO acabou, perdeu mané! BOZO já era 😂😂😂

[@aventurascomtadeu]

@@Oful4noooooo O cercadinho do gado do BOZO já era, e as motociatas que o BOZO fazia com os machos na garupa agarrado no traseiro do BOZO já, o Gado do BOZO já era! Perdeu mané 😂😂😂

[@borali26]

Most brazilians don't like China, myself included. We lost all factories to them and become a soya/meat export country

[@mendronesg]

vc ta falando por vc nao eh a maioria dos brasileiros que nao gostam da china, gerlamente só os bolsominions não gostam da china. alem disso, nenhuma fabrica foi comprada pela china aqui, não viaja. o que eles compraram, foram as refinarias e varias plantas de fornecimento de energia que foram vendidas pelo governo bolsonaro. por acaso...

[@JEFFBECK-ou6ff]

That's great, it would stop migration. Too many Brazilians here in the U.S.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Offer the chance to live in the US and in Brazil for a Chinese. I bet politics will not count now.

[@adoniasdiniz6132]

Aqui o governo é comunista

[@urimasu1seller994]

Because both are communist- socialist.

[@morrisdyer9560]

Brazil is no different than the US. Brazil is a western colonialist Vagabonds state, the same as the US. It can not complete. Instead of increasing tariffs it needs to find or develop products that the Chinese don't have. Things that are indigenous to Brazil will not be found in China. Now if the products are new, Brazil will have to introduce them to the Chinese people. Tariffs are imposed by lazy people.

[@DaniPinturaemtecido]

Viajou na maionese completamente. Brasil não é nunca foi colonialista.Procure estudar mais antes de falar bobagens na internet. Vc não conhece o Brasil e não sabe como somos trabalhadores e inventivos.O nosso problema é ter EUA como vizinhos intrometidos que acham que somos quintal da casa branca.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

That's the point: Brazil has walled itself to the rest of the world, and things are 2x as expensive than in the USA with these bullshit 92% tariffs that do nothing other than concentrate imports in the hands of a few oligarchs that bribe the government to keep their taxes at a much lower level.

[@carlosbarross]

BRICS ❤

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Clown world.