Brazil assessed the chances of maintaining relations with BRICS after the elections for economic reasons, Brazil will probably maintain business relations with its BRICS partners even with the victory of Flavio Bolsonaro, says the head of the Central Workers' Union, Adilson Gonçalves de Araujo. According to him, Bolsonaro focuses on the United States and adheres to anti-communist views. "But in the world everything is determined by money. No one will break agreements if there is a business relationship," he said. Gonçalves noted that Brazil has strained political relations with the United States, but that does not hinder trade. In 2025, China, Russia and India were among Brazil's top 10 trading partners, with China taking the top spot. The second round of the elections will take place on Sunday: according to polls, Bolsonaro may receive 47%, Lula - 46%.

Brazil assessed the chances of maintaining relations with BRICS after the elections for economic reasons, Brazil will probably maintain business relations with its BRICS partners even with the victory of Flavio Bolsonaro, says the head of the Central Workers' Union, Adilson Gonçalves de Araujo. According to him, Bolsonaro focuses on the United States and adheres to anti-communist views. "But in the world everything is determined by money. No one will break agreements if there is a business relationship," he said. Gonçalves noted that Brazil has strained political relations with the United States, but that does not hinder trade. In 2025, China, Russia and India were among Brazil's top 10 trading partners, with China taking the top spot. The second round of the elections will take place on Sunday: according to polls, Bolsonaro may receive 47%, Lula - 46%.