BRASILIA (Reuters) -Some automakers may halt operations in Brazil within two to three weeks if the global chips supply crisis continues, an official said on Tuesday, adding the Brazilian government is contacting Chinese authorities to find a solution. Uallace Moreira, a secretary in Brazil's Development, Industry, Trade and Services Ministry, did not specify which automakers in Latin America's largest economy could be hit first by the global crisis, triggered by a stand-off between China and the Netherlands over chipmaker Nexperia. "If there is no solution in this short period of time, in two or three weeks, there may be a shutdown for some automakers," Moreira told journalists after a meeting with the president of Brazilian automakers association Anfavea. Brazil's Vice President Geraldo A

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