Brazil Joins OPEC+: Boosting Its Oil Power Amid Amazon Controversy
Brazil steps into the global oil spotlight by joining OPEC+, aiming to boost its energy sector while facing criticism for expanding drilling in the Amazon ahead of COP30.
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Brazil steps into the global oil spotlight by joining OPEC+, aiming to boost its energy sector while facing criticism for expanding drilling in the Amazon ahead of COP30.
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