Brazilia s-a alăturat țărilor sud-americane care pun piedici rusoaicelor însărcinate să intre pe teritoriul lor

Brazil has joined other South American countries in restricting pregnant Russian women from entering its territory, following Argentina and Chile's lead. Brazilian authorities are now denying entry to families suspected of seeking citizenship through 'birth tourism'. Reports indicate that over ten Russian families have been turned away, with some receiving permanent entry bans. This trend follows Argentina's stricter immigration rules, which have also impacted the influx of pregnant Russian women. Chile has similarly taken action against 'birth tourism', revoking citizenship for some foreign-born children.