US President Donald Trump on Friday (September 5, 2025) criticized the leftist policies of the Brazilian government, saying that his policies were harming the country. Trump expressed goodwill from the US towards the people of Brazil.

In response to a question in Washington, Trump said, ‘We are very angry with Brazil and they are doing something that is very unfortunate. We have very good relations with the people of Brazil, but the government there has become very leftist and is causing great harm to Brazil.

According to the report by news agency ANI, this comment has come at a time when the US administration is considering banning the movement of several foreign delegations during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session in New York.

Trump’s ban on many leaders for United Nations meeting

Let us know that the Trump administration has already refused to give visas to Palestinian leader Mahmood Abbas and his delegation to attend the United Nations meeting of the high level this month. Similar measures are being considered for delegations of Iran, Sudan, Zimbabwe and Brazil, which are traditionally one of the prominent leaders in the opening session of the General Assembly starting on 22 September.

Tension continues in Washington and Brasilia

The tension over trade between Washington and Brasilia is already increasing. Last month, Brazilian President Louis Inecio Lula de Silva had said that his government would not immediately put a counter -tariff on the US, as well as he called upon US President Donald Trump to join the business talks again.

Brazil is also facing 50 percent tariff

At present, Brazil is also facing 50 percent tariff on exports to America like India. Although Brazil has not yet responded to similar measures, its Chamber of Foreign Commerce (Camex) has started investigating whether measures can be implemented under domestic law.

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PM modi visit brazil: Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Brazil on a 4 -day visit. During this time, he will take part in the 17th BRICS Summit and also take a state visit. Prime Minister Modi was given a grand welcome on Saturday (July 5, 2025) at the Galao International Airport. The Prime Minister’s visit took place on the invitation of Brazilian President Luiz Eneasio Lula Da Silva.

This is the fourth phase of PM Modi’s visit to 5 countries. Posted on the social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi said, “I have reached Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where I will attend the BRICS summit and later on the invitation of President Lula, I will go to the capital Brasilia on a state visit. I hope to have a meaningful phase of meetings and conversations during this journey.”

PM Modi reached Brazil after Argentina

Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said in the X post, “Committed to BRICS partnership! Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for the 17th BRICS summit.” PM Modi arrived here from Argentina, where he held extensive conversations with President Xavier Miley and agreed to increase bilateral trade, increase cooperation in defense, important minerals, medicines, energy and mining areas.

During his visit, Prime Minister Modi will attend the BRICS summit at Rio de Janeiro on 6 and 7 July, followed by a state visit. For which they will go to Brasilia. This will be an Indian Prime Minister’s first bilateral visit to the country in about six decades.

President Silva will do bilateral discussion

During the state visit to Brazil, Prime Minister Modi will go to Brasilia, where he will hold bilateral discussions on broadening the strategic partnership between the two countries in areas of mutual interest, including business, defense, energy, space, technology, agriculture, health and people with contacts between the two countries.

In a statement before leaving for a visit to five countries, Prime Minister Modi said that as a founding member of BRICS, India is committed to making this group an important platform for cooperation among emerging economies.

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