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Los pasaportes más influyentes del mundo en 2026 revelan desigualdades

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El último informe del Henley Passport Index destaca que Singapur lidera el ranking de pasaportes más poderosos del mundo en 2026, ofreciendo acceso sin visa a 192 países. Japón y Corea del Sur ocupan el segundo lugar con 188 destinos, mientras que varios países europeos comparten el tercer puesto con 186. Estados Unidos ha caído al décimo lugar, perdiendo acceso a siete destinos en el último año, lo que refleja una tendencia preocupante en la movilidad internacional. Este informe subraya la creciente desigualdad en el acceso a oportunidades globales, donde los pasaportes de países más estables y ricos ofrecen ventajas significativas sobre otros.

Key Details: • Singapur: acceso sin visa a 192 países. • Estados Unidos: ahora en el décimo lugar con acceso a 179 destinos. • El informe destaca una brecha de movilidad de 168 destinos entre el mejor y el peor pasaporte.

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