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Aboud's US visa revoked
Posted: Friday, November 21, 2025
Aboud's US visa revoked
He says the revocation of his United States visa has raised serious concerns about whether foreign powers and even the Trinidad and Tobago Government are attempting to intimidate or punish civil society voices that speak out.
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