Brazil President Condemns Visa Cancellation
The Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, criticized the United States' decision to revoke the visa of the Brazilian ambassador in Washington, Maria Lúcia Ribeiro Furlan, describing it as an irresponsible and reckless move. The Brazilian government reaffirmed its rejection of this decision, indicating that it contradicts international laws and diplomatic norms, and that the American justifications are unfounded. The statement clarified that the diplomatic crisis between the two countries escalated after the U.S. announced the name of the ambassador it intends to appoint to Brazil before completing official procedures, which is a breach of diplomatic protocol. These developments come after Brazil suspended approval of Trump's nominee for the ambassador position and halted the issuance of visas to two American diplomats, further increasing diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
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