Cecilia Lei
speaker
2,410 appearances
26 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 25 Aug
Cecilia Lei’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The US hinted at lowering its duties on metals and auto parts, and Kearney has reportedly asked provincial leaders to end their ban on US alcohol sales.
Also in play, to the surprise of many, is the Keystone XL pipeline.
This contentious oil pipeline would connect Alberta to the US, but it was blocked by the Biden and Obama administrations.
Even if there's a deal, the talks have only just begun.
Kearney has had to strike a difficult balancing act.
The US is his country's biggest trading partner, and Bloomberg reports that he is getting both a deal that's better than other countries, but worse than what they're historically used to.
But Bade says he's ultimately one of the few leaders to have stood up to Trump on tariffs.
Brazil's two main presidential candidates kicked off their campaigns this week in what is expected to be a tight race.
President Lula da Silva, a left-wing progressive, is running for a fourth term.
He's up against right-wing populist candidate Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who was convicted and jailed for attempting a coup.
Already, the United States is casting a large shadow over the race.
Manuela Andreone is Reuters Chief Correspondent for Brazil.
The White House hasn't formally backed the younger Bolsonaro, but he is a Trump ally like his father.
Earlier this year, he spoke at the Conservative Conference CPAC, where he made a pitch that closely matched up to Trump's foreign policy agenda.
His opponent da Silva has accused the Trump administration of meddling in the election by revoking the visa of Brazil's ambassador, raising tariffs on Brazilian exports, and sending US diplomats to Brazil to influence election results.
Da Silva spoke to AP about it earlier this week.
He told the reporters he wanted good relations, but that the US was spreading falsehoods about his country.
The State Department has denied da Silva's accusations, but Trump has supported Latin America's move to the right in recent years, backing the winners of recent presidential contests in Colombia, Argentina, and elsewhere.
Now, Brazil is one of the last major economies in South America led by a leftist.
Da Silva defeated former President Jair Bolsonaro in 2022 by 2 million votes.
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