Fernanda Magnotta

2 months ago | wilsoncenter.org | Bruna Nathália Santos |Ricardo Zuniga |Nicholas Zimmerman |Fernanda Magnotta

Posted date/time:April 2, 2025 In 2024, Brazil and the United States celebrated 200 years of diplomatic relations, marking a moment to reflect on shared values and missed opportunities between two major Western democracies. Despite strong cultural, economic, and strategic complementarities, the US-Brazil relationship has often been shaped by divergent historical trajectories—especially in foreign policy—leading to sporadic alignment and unrealized potential.