President Trump’s recent tariff threats have led to renewed impetus among Mexican and Brazilian authorities to boost trade ties between Latin America’s two largest two economies – and reduce their reliance on the US. But while the tariff threat may strengthen diplomatic ties between the two, there are a number of reasons not to expect a significant expansion of exports to one another.
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