US revokes visas for seven Colombians linked to corruption, drug trafficking

The US State Department revoked visas for seven individuals, including Ricardo Roa and Yahir Acuña, citing their roles in undermining hemispheric governments through corruption or drug trafficking. The action targets figures associated with Colombia's national disaster risk management unit (Ungrd), signaling continued US pressure on corruption networks. The move is part of a broader US visa-sanctions pattern but marks a specific escalation against Colombian officials.

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