Washington uses visas against Latin American officials
The United States has imposed visa restrictions on officials from several South American countries, including Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, accusing them of corruption and threatening democracy and security. The measures target 21 individuals in Bolivia, including judges and officials. Washington affirms that the goal is to protect institutions and support efforts to combat drugs and terrorism, as part of a strategy called "Pan-American Shield" aimed at enhancing U.S. influence in the region.
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