Brazil's leader is pushing back hard against President Trump's tariff threats, vowing his country won't be bullied or negotiate "as if it were a small country up against a big country." In his first New York Times interview in 13 years,

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has issued a pointed message to U.S. President Donald Trump , urging Washington to abandon tariff threats and instead pursue respectful dialogue, while making it clear that Brazil’s natural resources are not available for foreign exploitation.