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El pasaporte de Singapur se convierte en el más poderoso del mundo

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El índice Henley Passport ha revelado que, tras 20 años de cambios, el pasaporte de Singapur es el más poderoso del mundo, permitiendo acceso sin visa a 192 destinos. Estados Unidos ha caído al décimo lugar, con acceso a 180 destinos, lo que refleja una disminución en su influencia global. Este informe destaca cómo el poder del pasaporte está vinculado a la geopolítica y la paz mundial, mostrando una creciente brecha en la movilidad entre países. En contraste, Afganistán sigue siendo el país con el pasaporte menos poderoso, con solo 22 destinos accesibles. Este análisis subraya la importancia de la movilidad internacional en la actualidad.

Key Details: • Singapur ocupa el primer lugar con acceso a 192 destinos. • Estados Unidos se encuentra en el décimo puesto con 180 destinos. • Afganistán sigue siendo el país con menos acceso, con solo 22 destinos. • El informe destaca la relación entre el poder del pasaporte y la paz global.

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