EU and Mercosur agree to create the world's largest free trade zone after 25 years of negotiations
Briefly

The European Union and Mercosur signed a free trade agreement, concluding a 25-year negotiation. This pact creates the world's largest free trade zone, pending ratification.
The agreement will give Europe access to 268 million consumers, while Mercosur will benefit from offering its agricultural products to 450 million people with preferential tariffs.
Doubts regarding sustainability and environmental policies in South America have led to delays in ratifying the pact, with several European nations demanding additional commitments.
Efforts to push the agreement forward were complicated by Jair Bolsonaro's rise in Brazil, which intensified scrutiny over environmental policies and the agreement's sustainability.
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