特朗普政府面临指控，被称在巴西即将举行的总统大选中进行公开干预1。美国对巴西大部分进口商品征收25%关税，并通过经济压力和外交手段支持右翼候选人弗拉维奥·博尔索纳罗对抗左翼现任总统卢拉1。特朗普官员因"意图干预选举"的指控被巴西拒绝入境签证，美国将里约热内卢红色司令部和圣保罗第一资本司令部指定为外国恐怖组织1。
观察人士将此与美国在冷战时期的历史进行比较1。1962年肯尼迪政府通过中情局向巴西反对派候选人秘密输送数百万美元，以影响1964年的大选1。政治学家塞尔索·罗恰·德·巴罗斯指出，当今的干预更为公开和大规模，他表示："地球上最伟大的超级大国正在明确支持我们选举中的一位候选人，并通过扼杀巴西经济来帮助他赢得胜利"1。
2026年10月的投票将对阵博尔索纳罗和卢拉1。美国国务院否认干预指控，称"任何关于阴谋破坏民主国家选举的暗示都是毫无根据的谎言"1。
The Trump administration faces allegations of interfering in Brazil's upcoming presidential contest through economic and diplomatic pressure aimed at supporting right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro against incumbent leftist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.1 The US has imposed 25% tariffs on most Brazilian imports,1 while Brazilian authorities have denied entry visas to Trump officials, citing intentions to interfere with the election.1 Additionally, the United States designated Rio de Janeiro's Red Command and São Paulo's First Capital Command as foreign terrorist organizations.1
Political analysts have drawn parallels to Cold War-era US intervention in Brazil, though observers note that current interference appears more overt and expansive than historical precedent. During the Kennedy administration in 1962, the CIA covertly funneled millions of dollars to opposition candidates ahead of Brazil's 1964 election.1 Political scientist Celso Rocha de Barros stated: "The greatest superpower on Earth is clearly supporting one of our candidates in our elections, and helping him win by strangling Brazil's economy."1 The October 2026 vote is scheduled to pit Lula against far-right Senator Bolsonaro.1
The US State Department has rejected the allegations of electoral meddling, asserting that "any suggestion of a conspiracy to undermine democratic elections is a baseless lie."1
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