US HITS BRAZIL WITH 25% TARIFF, LULA INVOKES RECIPROCITY LAWBLIND SPOTS
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On Thursday, the Buenos Aires stock market took note of the Bovespa's 1.4% decline, while the S&P Merval in Argentina plummeted 3.2% and the country risk rose to 409 basis points (JP Morgan), amid a global market downturn
Covered by ARGENTINAMeanwhile, Mexico's capital is taking note as the US has also decided to subject the T-MEC to annual review, transforming a "framework of certainty" into an "instrument subject to recurring political negotiation," according to an editorialist at El Financiero.
Covered by MEXICOPeruvian tourism to Brazil has reached a record high with 89,657 visitors between January and May 2026, a 20.59% increase, and a 23.5% rise in direct flights between Lima and several Brazilian cities
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