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Brazil's government rejected visa requests from U.S. State Department officials ahead of upcoming Brazilian elections, a rare diplomatic move signaling friction with Trump administration.
Brazil's government rejected visa requests from U.S. State Department officials ahead of upcoming Brazilian elections. This is a rare diplomatic rebuke. Brazil doesn't typically deny entry to American officials, so the move signals serious friction between the two governments—likely over U.S. pressure on Brazil's election or political interference.
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