The governor (Republicans-SP) returned on Thursday (11) to blame President Lula (PT) for the imposition of one by the president of ,.
In an interview in São Paulo, Tarcísio said that the moment is now the performance of Brazilian diplomacy and that there is time to resolve the imbroglio until August, when the new tariffs are expected to come into force.
The governor also admitted the “negative impact to Sao Paulo” for causes of exports from São Paulo products to the US and once again sent a message to the Supreme Court (STF) in Choir with Trump.
Asked about the Supreme’s role in the republican’s decision, he said: “[Tem] A series of postures that do not match our democratic tradition and I hope Brazil feels at the table and solves the problem of tariffs. “
Last week, Tarcísio shared Trump’s post in support of Bolsonaro and said that the former president of Brazil “should be tried only by the Brazilian people during the elections.”
In the endorsement of the Republican, the Bolsonarist governor criticized cases involving the former president in both the Supreme Court, where Bolsonaro is a defendant in the trial of the coup plot after the 2022 elections, regarding decisions of the (Superior Electoral Court) in which the former president was convicted and declared ineligible by 2030.
On Wednesday (9), both Tarcisio and the governors of Minas Gerais, (Novo), and Goiás, (), criticized the Lula administration and exempted Bolsonaro by commenting on Trump’s tariff
In the letter sent to Lula announcing the measure, the Republican came out in defense of Bolsonaro, defendant in the Supreme Court on charges of commanding a coup plot. The three governors are seen as presidential in 2026 and possible heirs of votes in the pocket field.
“Lula put his ideology above the economy, and this is the result. They had time to honor dictatorships, defend censorship and assault the largest direct investor in Brazil. Other countries sought the negotiation. It is no use hiding behind Bolsonaro. The responsibility is to those who govern. Narratives will not solve the problem,” Tarcisio wrote on Wednesday.
In January, at Trump’s inauguration, the governor of recorded a video celebrating the beginning of the American term, in which he used the characteristic cap of the Maga (“Make America Great Again” movement).
Before, in November, the governor of São Paulo had released a video extolling the result of the election: “Trump elected! We started the day celebrating the victory of conservatism, patriotism, prosperity, freedom.”
In April, Tarcisio also said and that Brazil would have “the whole chance to take advantage of the situation” – while report of the State Department of Finance.
