While global attention has once again fixated on Venezuela’s vast oil wealth—it is its next-door neighbor, Brazil, that represents the more consequential and enduring energy story in South America. For decades, Brazil’s role in the global economy has been easy to summarize. It is an agricultural superpower —one whose scale, efficiency and competitiveness have long made it a formidable rival to American producers. That reality resurfaced recently during the tariff sparring between President

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