Brazilian foreign policy faces new challenges
US protectionism and regional shifts may favour Brazil's foreign policy, but corruption scandals will not
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- Growing complexity
- Trump impact
- New Latin American environment
- Corruption fallout
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_350.jpg "New Foreign Minister Aloysio Nunes (left) and his predecessor Jose Serra (Reuters/Adriano Machado)")