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摘要
本文的主要目的是讨论巴西政府在1958年承认欧洲共同市场的过程。1957年，随着《罗马条约》(Treaty of Rome)的签署，欧洲共同市场的建立一经宣布，就引起了巴西政府的强烈反应。巴西政府领导拉美各国政府反对建立欧洲共同市场，担心殖民地和前欧洲殖民地的约束会对它们向传统欧洲市场的出口造成后果。
The main objective of this article is to discuss the process of recognition by the Brazilian government in 1958 of the European Common Market. When announced, with the signing of the Treaty of Rome in 1957, the establishment of the European Common Market prompted a harsh reaction from the Brazilian government, who led the opposition of Latin American governments, fearful of the consequences that the binding of the colonies and ex-European colonies had for their exports directed to the traditional European markets.
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