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US suspends consular services before Brazil vote, citing security

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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.

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"American citizens who need emergency assistance during this period should not go to the embassy, consulates or other diplomatic facilities of the United States[of America]," the American mission in Brazil wrote in a statement.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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"U.S. citizens in need of emergency assistance during this period should not go to the U.S. Embassy, Consulates or other diplomatic facilities," the U.S. mission in Brazil said in a statement. The Australian embassy announced on its side that it will be closed this Friday also for "concerns" of security. Neither delegation gave details about the reasons for the closure or when they will return to attention.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The U.S. Embassy in Brazil has announced the suspension of consular services in diplomatic missions and consulates for security reasons. The U.S. has suspended consular services in Brazil for security reasons, has handed over RIA News. "The provision of consular services in the U.S. Embassy and consular offices in Brazil will be suspended from Friday, 2 October, for security reasons", says the announcement of the Embassy. Americans who need emer…

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Attendance to the public was closed in the embassies and consulates. Diplomatic services claim "security issues" on the eve of the presidential elections in that country.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Metrópoles broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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