New Policy Brief #26 “Perspectives on the Economic Agreement between Mercosur and the European Union: Challenges and opportunities for the Brazilian productive sector”. (ENG/PT)
Arquivo por tag: Mercosur
Deutche Welle, análise de Charles Pennaforte: Produtores do Mercosul criticam falta de diálogo com UE
Agronegócios da Argentina, Brasil, Paraguai e Uruguai afirmam que exigências ambientais podem isolar Europa e esperam que Lula destrave impasse do acordo comercial entre os blocos.
No ar! Podcast LabGRIMA#43: MERCOSUL-UE: Um acordo bom para todos?
O episódio #43 analisa a possível concretização do Acordo Mercosul-União Europeia em seus múltiplos dilemas econômicos.
UE lança estratégia para fortalecer laços com América Latina
Comissão Europeia aposta no comércio para tentar frear expansão da influência chinesa na região. Chefe da diplomacia do bloco minimiza diferenças em relação à guerra na Ucrânia.
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