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Colombian Senator Asks U.S. Explanations for Repealing Visa · Global Voices

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Colombian senator Peralta demands that the U.S. government clarify the revocation of her visa, after knowing the decision by means. The State Department accuses Peralta and others of corruption, restricting their access to the U.S. in a joint effort against fraud.

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Colombian senator Peralta demands that the U.S. government clarify the revocation of her visa, after knowing the decision by means. The State Department accuses Peralta and others of corruption, restricting their access to the U.S. in a joint effort against fraud.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On Monday, it was announced that the United States revoked visas to businessmen and politicians from various Latin American countries. It was the U.S. Department of State that announced the measure highlighting that the sanctioned people are from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. The U.S. agency specified that the order restricts [...] The U.S. article revokes visas to officials and entrepreneurs from various Latin American countries appeared…

The United States revoked visas to judges, officials and businessmen from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, in addition to their direct relatives, on charges of corruption and drug trafficking.The entry United States revokes visas to judges, officials and entrepreneurs from four Latin American countries aparece primero en Indice Político Noticias México, Opinión, Internacional.

State Department revokes visas from authorities in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru under the Alliance Shield of the Americas

The Donald Trump government announced on Monday (28) the revocation and restriction of visas of authorities and former authorities from four Latin American countries, in another action citing the Shield of the Americas, coalition created by the United States to expand regional coordination in security, combating drug trafficking and economic and diplomatic pressure. Read more (09/28/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Officials from Bolivia, Colombia and Peru lose their visa after new measures by the Trump administration.

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www.prensa-latina.cu broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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