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"Esse sentimento de perplexidade é um pouco do que a gente compartilha aqui", diz um integrante do gabinete de avaliação de cenário internacional de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT).

Lula, currently in his third term, said he would prefer to "improve our relationship with the United States" and boost trade ties with Brazil's second-largest trading partner after China.