US suspends consular services before Brazil vote, citing security
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US suspends consular services before Brazil vote, citing security
WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The United States suspended consular services at its embassy and consulates in Brazil on Friday in advance of that country's presidential election, citing unspecified security concerns.
US suspends consular services in Brazil for "security reasons"
The United States has not provided details on the reasons for this decision.
Two days after the Brazilian election, the U.S. Mission did not inform what motivated the measure; Embassy employees in Brasília were instructed to work from home
US SUSPENDS Consular Services Across Brazil Ahead of Sunday Election
The U.S. Embassy in Brasília and all American consulates in Brazil have suspended consular services ahead of the country's presidential election Sunday, according to the embassy's official security alert. Reaction online has been immediate, with prominent accounts questioning what the mission called 'security concerns.'
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