Colombia Declarations on United States Visa Cancellations

Colombia Declarations on United States Visa Cancellations

Colombian vice-minister of foreign affairs is seen as Colombian foreign relations minister Luis Gilberto Murillo (not pictured) gives a Declaration regarding the cancellation of visas by the United States Government to Colombian government officials and it's embassy cancellations on visa apointments starting January 27, in Bogota, Colombia, January 26, 2025.

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