The article explores the historical relationship between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, which has now come to the forefront of current tariff discussions. During Trump’s first term, Bolson, who was then the president of Brazil, was one of the few reliable allies, highlighting their close political partnership at that time. However, as their terms progressed, the relationship has evolved and become more complicated. This shift in their relationship is now influencing the current tariff discussions, as tensions resurface between the two leaders. The article delves into the factors that have contributed to this shift and how it is impacting the broader economic and political landscape between the two nations.