Brazilian truckers weigh strike as diesel prices jump amid Middle East conflict
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Published on March 17, 2026.
Brazilian truck drivers' unions are advocating for a strike due to a surge in diesel prices due to the Middle East conflict. This could have serious implications for the country as it relies heavily on the drivers to transport products across the country and into ports. However, it is uncertain whether the government will be able to prevent drivers from leaving their vehicles.
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