Brazil’s government is preparing a “tough” response to new tariffs announced by the Trump administration, according to multiple sources. Reuters reports that Brazil convenes top ministers to consider retaliatory options in response to the latest U.S. tariff actions. Among the measures under discussion are potential curbs on U.S. audiovisual companies, as well as possible suspension of pharmaceutical and agricultural patents. The sources cited by Reuters indicate that the government is weighing different approaches before deciding on which steps to take. The Yahoo News item echoes the Reuters framing, describing Brazil’s plans as a difficult or forceful retaliation to the new tariffs. Another outlet (Investing.com) repeats the same Reuters-based claim that Brazil is preparing a response, though it does not add further detail in the provided excerpt. Overall, the reporting indicates Brazil is actively coordinating at the ministerial level and exploring targeted actions that would affect specific U.S. sectors, including media, pharma, and agriculture, in line with its retaliation strategy.