Brazil rejects US electoral delegation visas

Brazil refused to issue visas to two American officials who intended to meet with electoral authorities less than three months before the presidential elections, citing what it considered a "political exploitation threat." This decision comes amid escalating tensions between President Donald Trump's administration and his leftist Brazilian counterpart, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is seeking a new term in the upcoming October election to face the right-wing candidate Bolsonaro. Reports indicate that the Brazilian Liberal Party, the largest conservative party, has nominated Bolsonaro to run for president, amid growing fears of increasing risk of dictatorship if Lula wins. A political conference was held by the party in São Paulo, attended by the party leader, who expressed loyalty to Bolsonaro, in the presence of the Argentine president, as part of an escalating election campaign dominated by anti-leftist sentiments and calls for Brazil to free itself from dependencies.

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