EU finalizes major trade deal with South America, France expresses strong opposition

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The European Union has finalized a significant trade agreement with South American countries, including Brazil and Argentina. This deal, announced by Ursula von der Leyen, has sparked anger in France, which deems it unacceptable. Germany supports the agreement, viewing it as a chance to boost its economy. The head of the Federation of German Industry praised the deal as essential for growth. France plans to challenge the agreement, seeking support from other EU nations like Poland and Austria to block its ratification. French officials assert that they can form a coalition against the deal.


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