Mexico and Brazil agree to deepen cooperation in trade, energy, and multilateral affairs at Brasilia meeting, amid friction between President Lula and President Trump.
Mexico and Brazil agreed to deepen cooperation in trade, energy, and multilateral affairs during a high-level meeting in Brasilia, amid friction between Brazilian President Lula and US President Trump.
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