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Brazil is keeping a close eye on the US midterm elections. Since Donald Trump's return to the White House, relations between Brasilia and Washington have grown increasingly tense. On the economic front, aggressive trade policies have subjected Brazilian imports to some of the steepest tariffs globally, exacerbating friction with the Trump administration.
FRANCE 24's correspondent in Rio de Janeiro Jan Onoszko has more. US midterm elections: Over 58 million Americans cast early ballots US midterms: Talarico seeks to break Democrats' 30-year losing streak in Texas Trump focused on 'what's important to him': 'Tone-deaf for a normally shrewd populist operator' US midterms: Michigan Senate candidate El-Sayed becomes Democrats' rising star US midterms: Michigan candidate El-Sayed pledges to tackle the affordability crisis 'Your donut, your vote': Texas group uses free food to attract young voters US midterm elections: A referendum on President Donald Trump? US Supreme court rejects Trump request to set aside 20,000 California ballots © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.
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