Reciprocal measure comes after Brazil postpones approval of new US ambassador until general elections
U.S. Repeat visa from the Brazilian Ambassador to Washington
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The White House and the Planalto Palace have experienced diplomatic tensions since last year, when Trump announced the imposition of the first customs tariffs on Brazil. Washington also points out that it adopted the measure after Brazilian authorities signaled that they would only grant the "agrément" (approval in diplomatic jargon) to Daniel Perez after the general elections in Brazil, which was considered unacceptable by American diplomacy.
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The White House and the Planalto Palace have experienced diplomatic tensions since last year, when Trump announced the imposition of the first customs tariffs on Brazil.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1Washington also points out that it adopted the measure after Brazilian authorities signaled that they would only grant the "agrément" (approval in diplomatic jargon) to Daniel Perez after the general elections in Brazil, which was considered unacceptable by American diplomacy.
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