STORY: Brazilian protesters set alight an effigy of President Donald Trump and a U.S. flag on Thursday (July 10) during a protest against tariffs announced on all Brazilian exports to the United States.

Protesters rallied in Sao Paulo a day after the U.S. president announced a 50% tariff on all imports from Brazil.

The U.S. is Brazil's second-largest trading partner after China and has a rare trade surplus with Latin America's largest economy. While the broader economic impact on Brazil appeared limited, some sectors, including aviation and banking, felt immediate pressure.

But the tariffs could inflict pain in the U.S. too, disrupting food prices, given Brazil’s role as a major agricultural exporter of coffee, orange juice, sugar, beef, and ethanol. The proposed 50% tariff would effectively halt the flow of Brazilian coffee to the United States, its largest buyer, four trade sources told Reuters on Thursday.

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VIDEO SHOWS: PROTESTERS CHANTING WHILE BURNING EFFIGY OF U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP AND U.S. FLAG

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SHOWS: SAO PAULO, BRAZIL (JULY 10, 2025) (REUTERS - Access all) (NIGHT SHOTS)

1. TRUMP EFFIGY AND U.S. FLAG BURNING AS PROTESTERS CHANT (Portuguese): "Brazil is ours"/ PROTESTERS CHEERING / PROTESTERS CHANTING (Portuguese): "Trump out"