Mexico, government signs trade cooperation agreement with Brazil

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On Wednesday, the governments of Mexico and Brazil strengthened bilateral cooperation as part of the action plan to mitigate the impact of tariffs imposed by the United States. teleSUR

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00:00And in other news on Wednesday, the governments of Mexico and Brazil

00:04strengthen bilateral cooperation as part of the action plan

00:08to mitigate the impact of tariffs imposed by the United States.

00:12During his official visit to Mexico,

00:14Brazilian Vice President Geraldo Alcmin celebrated the signing

00:18of two bilateral cooperation agreements,

00:21which are expected to generate new opportunities in several economic sectors.

00:25Among the agreements were a declaration of intent on biofuels

00:29and a deal with the Mexican Ministry of Economy

00:32to improve the effectiveness of relations between Mexican and Brazilian companies.

00:38Business leaders and authorities of both nations agreed that

00:41the current international situation that is characterized by trade tensions with the U.S.

00:47provides an exceptional opportunity to boost bilateral ties.

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