Former Costa Rican president says visa may have been revoked over criticism of Trump
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Oscar Arias Sanchez, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former Costa Rican president, had his U.S. visa revoked by the Trump administration, reportedly due to his connections with the Chinese government and prior criticisms of Trump. Arias stated he believed his public comments, likening Trump to a "Roman emperor," may have influenced the visa decision. The U.S. State Department did not disclose specifics as visa records are confidential. In an interview, Arias expressed his concern about how the U.S. treats critics abroad.
Arias Sanchez stated, 'The president has a personality that is not open to criticism or disagreements,' reflecting concerns he had regarding the potential influence of his comments on Trump.
In an interview, Arias Sanchez expressed concern about the revocation of his visa due to his criticisms of President Trump and his ties with China.
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