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Trump Pedostien clan now attacking BRASIL since rest of south america in control
More than 90% of Brazilian adults regularly use PIX, a government-run program that allows users to transfer money in seconds via cellphones at no cost.
President Trump has bombarded Brazil with a list of demands as Washington seeks to assert its influence across Latin America.
However, few things have provoked more outrage here than Trump’s attack on PIX, the country’s beloved instant-payment system that Washington cited as a key justification for its decision this week to impose a 25% tariff on many Brazilian goods.
From coconut sellers to billionaires, more than 90% of Brazilian adults—more than 140 million people—regularly use PIX, a government-run program that allows users to transfer money in seconds on cellphones at no cost. In less than six years since its creation, PIX now handles more transactions in Latin America’s biggest economy than credit and debit cards combined.
The Trump administration disagrees. Washington said Wednesday that, as of next week, it would impose a 25% tariff on some 3,000 goods from Brazil.
“PIX belongs to Brazil, and no one is going to make us change it,” da Silva said earlier this year. PIX has helped millions of poorer Brazilians, a key segment of his political base.
Like a similar system in India called UPI, PIX has encouraged users to ditch cash and open bank accounts after years of avoiding slow and costly bank transfers. The number of active users of Brazil’s financial system nearly doubled from about 77 million in 2018 to 152 million in 2023, a surge the central bank attributes in large part to PIX.
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