Earth Campaign Trump may run over the next 16 days. Scrambling to protect vulnerable seats in any way they can. Ill each you in suspense. The unprecedented threat he may not accept the Election Results sent the party into a tail spin. Republicans rushed to condemn trump. I dont believe in that theres a rigged election system. Senator john mccain said in a statement, in every previous election, the loser congratulates the winner and calls them my president. Thats not just the republican way or the democratic way. Its the american way. In a new nbc news surveymonkey online poll shows that 45 of republicans may not accept the results of the election if trump loses. The integrity of the electoral process is at risk. I think its already rigged to be perfectly honest. Red states from arizona to georgia even utah are now in play. The rnc is focusing trump where traditional battleground states with Competitive Senate races even if trump himself may not win that state. Because getting out trump
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Brazil posts May trade surplus of $9.3 billion as exports hit historic high Reuters 2 hrs ago By Jamie McGeever © Reuters/Amanda Perobelli FILE PHOTO: A Maersk ship and containers are seen at the Port of Santos
By Jamie McGeever
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil posted a trade surplus of $9.3 billion in May, Economy Ministry figures showed on Tuesday, as record exports for that month helped fuel the second largest overall surplus ever.
The $9.3 billion surplus was almost exactly in line with the consensus forecast in a Reuters poll for a $9.2 billion surplus, and up almost 30% from the $6.8 billion surplus in May last year.
Publishing date: May 26, 2021 • 8 hours ago • 2 minute read •
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BUENOS AIRES/BRASILIA/MEXICO CITY B razil’s equity market is on course for its second slowest year since 2015 as the coronavirus pandemic continues unabated in Latin America’s biggest economy, offsetting good results from local companies, a Reuters poll showed.
The benchmark Bovespa stock index has stayed shy of January’s record high of just over 125,000 points, with investors worried about the mounting human and financial toll of COVID-19 in Brazil, but will surpass that peak by year-end.
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