Brazil's Firm Stance on Tech Regulation
Brazil's Planning Minister Simone Tebet insists on unwavering regulation for big tech companies to prevent crime endorsement. Highlighting national sovereignty, the discussion also addressed President Trump's imminent 50% tariffs on Brazil, set for August 1. The interview aired on GloboNews.
Brazil's Planning Minister, Simone Tebet, asserted the country's non-negotiable stance on regulating big tech companies in terms of their responsibility to avoid condoning crime.
During an interview on GloboNews, Tebet emphasized the importance of such regulation as a matter of Brazil's sovereignty. She also addressed concerns about future U.S. tariffs.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 50% tariff on Brazil commencing August 1, adding pressure to Brazil's already complex economic landscape.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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