China Rebukes U.S. Visa Restrictions on Central Americans
China vocally criticizes recent U.S. visa restrictions targeting Central American nationals with alleged Communist Party ties. Beijing's foreign ministry dismisses the measures as baseless, stating they will not hinder China's diplomatic relations with Central America. The ministry also refutes any accusations of wrongful detention related to U.S. policy.

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China has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the United States' decision to impose visa restrictions on certain Central American citizens over alleged affiliations with China's Communist Party. The Chinese foreign ministry's spokesperson, Lin Jian, stated at a press conference on Monday that these restrictions are malicious and completely unfounded.
Lin underscored that such measures would not obstruct the ongoing development of diplomatic relations between China and Central American countries. This comes amid increasing tensions between the two nations, as the U.S. continues to take a hard stance against China's international relations.
When questioned about U.S. President Trump's executive order enabling states to be labeled as sponsors of wrongful detention, Lin unequivocally rejected these accusations, emphasizing China's commitment to lawful detainment processes.
(With inputs from agencies.)