Overview
- Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira said Brazil will act with regional solidarity toward Venezuela and called for a peaceful, diplomatic resolution to tensions with the United States.
- Vieira will travel to Canada for a G7 gathering and is set to meet U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on November 11 to advance talks on the roughly 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods.
- Negotiations with Washington remain active through virtual technical meetings, though no concrete changes have been implemented to date.
- President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva argues the U.S. tariffs should be suspended during the negotiating period to create space for progress.
- Lula adjusted his schedule to attend the CELAC–EU summit in Santa Marta on November 9–10 to help shape a regional message on Venezuela before returning to Belém to open COP30 on November 10.