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US Revokes Visa of Brazilian Ambassador Over Diplomatic Dispute, Official Says

A U.S. official says Washington revoked the visa of Brazil’s ambassador amid a diplomatic dispute.

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US Revokes Visa of Brazilian Ambassador Over Diplomatic Dispute, Official Says

The United States has revoked the visa of Brazil’s ambassador, an official said, citing a diplomatic dispute between the two countries. The decision prevents the ambassador from continuing duties while negotiations and diplomatic channels attempt to resolve the underlying disagreement. The official did not immediately provide detailed information about the specific allegations or the full timeline of the dispute. The move has added tension to bilateral relations and could affect upcoming meetings and cooperation on regional and economic issues. Brazil is expected to respond through diplomatic statements.

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