The U.S. has suspended consular services at its embassy and consulates in Brazil over heightened security risks ahead of the country’s upcoming presidential vote. Authorities cited unspecified concerns in a security alert issued Thursday, prompting the immediate closure of visa and passport services. The move reflects growing apprehension over potential unrest as the election nears. Travelers and citizens seeking consular assistance are advised to check for updates as the situation develops.
The U.S. halted consular services in Brazil Friday due to rising security concerns ahead of the country’s presidential election on Sunday. “Consular Services in the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Brazil will be suspended starting today, October 2 due to security concerns,” the U.S. Embassy in Brazil wrote in a security alert Thursday. The shutdown...
