US revokes visas of 21 Bolivian officials, Peruvian judge in judicial crackdown

The US State Department revoked visas of 21 Bolivian officials, including magistrates, and a Peruvian Constitutional Court judge, signaling targeted pressure on judicial systems in Latin America. The move likely responds to perceived democratic backsliding or corruption, though specific allegations are unstated. This escalates US leverage over regional judiciaries and may strain bilateral relations.