Brazil Wins Rulings on 2 Trade Issues
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The World Trade Organization ruled yesterday that as much as half of European Union sugar exports are illegal and separately confirmed that $3 billion in United States cotton subsidies violate the organization&#39;s rules, handing Brazil two victories in its
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Brazil and China have signed several accords to bolster bilateral trade relations and increase trade volume, Estado de Sao Paulo newspaper reported Saturday.
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Brazil and Spain signed a general cooperation agreement here on Thursday to widen bilateral trade, the Brazil-Spain Chamber of Commerce announced.
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The European Union, Japan and Brazil won World Trade Organization backing to impose tariffs on US imports after Congress failed to end illegal corporate subsidies worth $850 million since 2001.
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The European Union, Japan, Brazil and five other countries won World Trade Organization approval to impose tariffs worth more than $150 million a year on US imports after Congress failed to end a corporate subsidy.
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The United States has won a  preliminary ruling in a World Trade Organization case over  Chinese tax policies that restrict imports of foreign auto  parts, a U.S. trade official said on Wednesday.
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Brazil could reach a deal within 30 days that would resolve a dispute over nuclear nonproliferation inspections following a visit by UN experts to the country&#39;s
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Brazil recognized China as a market economy on Friday, a move that should make it easier for the two countries to do business. Brazilian oil giant Petrobras and China Petroleum and Chemical Corp. also agreed on a $1 billion deal to construct a natural gas pipeline.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - Rich countries and   developing nations agreed on Sunday that global trade talks   should resume, but they failed to set a date for formal   negotiations.
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Mercosur and the Andean Community countries finally agree a trade deal.
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Brazil and India set targets to substantially increase trade, after meetings between Brazil's president and Indian leaders.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - The United Nations and  Brazil moved on Monday to break a months-long deadlock over  inspections to verify Latin America's largest nation is not  diverting enriched uranium for weapons.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct 2 (IPS) - No one is admitting it publicly, but there is now  little doubt that nine years of negotiations to reach a free  trade agreement between South America's Mercosur trade bloc  and the European Union have failed, without even leaving any real  hope for the coming year.
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A decade after Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay sealed a trade deal amid grandiose visions of transforming South America into a single economic bloc, officials representing the Mercosur nations are returning amid mounting criticism to the same colonial Brazilian town where the historic agreement was signed.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - The world's largest free trade  area was meant to open across 34 nations of the Americas on  Jan. 1, 2005. The only visible sign of it in Latin America in  the final days of 2004 is anti-U.S. graffiti sprayed on city  walls.
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GENEVA, Nov. 18 -- The United States and Australia prevailed in an interim ruling by the World Trade Organization in a dispute over protection given by the European Union to its regional goods such as Champagne wine and Feta cheese, trade officials said Thursday.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil has reached an accord  with the United Nations' atomic watchdog to allow inspections  of its uranium enrichment plant and protect its nuclear  technology, Brazil's ministry of science and technology said on  Wednesday.