wtf i love lula now  > in recent times, brazil has become a key stopover for many migrants from india, nepal, and vietnam on their journey to the us and canada. however, the south american country has noticed a pattern: many of these travelers exploit layovers in brazil, particularly at so paulos international airport, to stay and request asylum instead of continuing their journey to north america. > from august 27, brazil will introduce new rules to address this issue. travelers from asia who do not have the necessary visas will have to either proceed to their intended destinations as booked or return to their home countries. this decision comes in response to a significant increase in migrants using brazil as a transit point to the us and canada, which has led to a backlog in the countrys immigration system. > according to recent reports, more than 70% of asylum requests at so paulo's airport are from people from india, nepal, or vietnam. these travelers book flights with layovers in brazil but then stay behind to request asylum, creating a large volume of applications and causing disruptions at the airport.   f5sz7v1y   f5sz7v1y
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