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Restriction of Visas: The Government Formalized the Application For

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The presidential spokesman, José Luis Gálvez, reported that the Bolivian government officialized the request to his pair from the United States to share information that led to his decision to restrict visas and prohibit the entry of more than a dozen Bolivian officials and former officials into his territory. "We have requested information that can be shared so that it can be evaluated in accordance with Bolivian law," said Gálvez.
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The Bolivian government requests details from the US on the list of 20 people with visa restrictions. The government entry requests information on visa restrictions was first published in La Patria Bolivia.

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The presidential spokesman, José Luis Gálvez, reported that the Bolivian government officialized the request to his pair from the United States to share information that led to his decision to restrict visas and prohibit the entry of more than a dozen Bolivian officials and former officials into his territory. "We have requested information that can be shared so that it can be evaluated in accordance with Bolivian law," said Gálvez.

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LA PAZ 30 SEP (NOMADA NEWS).- The U.S. government announced that it will move forward with visa restrictions for 20 other Bolivian officials it identifies as “corrupt,” expanding the measures taken against authorities and former authorities of the country. The State Department reported that the restrictions are part of its policy against foreign officials identified as corruption and actions that, according to Washington, affect democratically e…

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The U.S. State Department said there will be visa restrictions for other “corrupt officials.”

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