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Trump removes Venezuela from list of countries failing to combat drug trafficking but keeps Colombia on it (opens the original)
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The U.S. government has decided to remove Venezuela from its list of countries it accuses of not doing enough to combat international drug trafficking. In a statement, the State Department said the decision, which marks a sharp departure from previous years, was prompted by the arrest and removal from power of former president Nicolás Maduro in January, and by the death of Tren de Aragua gang leader Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero in June. Both events followed U.S.-led military operations in the cou
Colombia revives its century-old dream of linking the Atlantic and the Pacific (opens the original)
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In Chocó, where people are still reckoning with the devastation caused by the August 10 earthquake, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella on Monday unveiled the most ambitious project ever proposed for the department in Colombia’s northwestern corner: a corridor finally linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Surrounded by some of the country’s wealthiest business leaders, whom he had invited to support a list of specific, fundable projects, the president floated what sounded most like a
A strained Colombia ushers in a new political era with Abelardo de la Espriella (opens the original)
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Every four years, August 7 is a very particular day in Colombia: the public holiday commemorating the battle that sealed the independence forces’ victory over the royalists in the wars of independence is also the moment when a new head of state takes office in a country with a long presidential tradition. In 2026 it is also the day the left hands over a power that eluded it for decades, and the day a president takes office with no prior political career — but with a promise to change Colombian p
Colombia bids farewell to the government that promised four years of left‑wing change (opens the original)
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“The government of change” was the term used until this Thursday by Gustavo Petro, a former guerrilla fighter, former mayor of Bogotá, successful opposition politician and winner of the 2022 presidential election on the back of a tumultuous social mobilization during the right‑wing government of Iván Duque. Petro arrived with a huge promise: to build a new country. Behind that promise was the question of how he would manage to make progress while respecting the institutional checks and balances
José Manuel Restrepo: ‘Colombia is an almost unconditional and key ally for the US to achieve its goals in Venezuela’ (opens the original)
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José Manuel Restrepo is temporarily working from the business center of an exclusive hotel in Bogotá’s financial district. An economist, former minister and now vice president-elect, the 55-year-old Bogotá native is a key spokesman for the incoming administration of Colombia led by Abelardo de la Espriella. Restrepo is involved in assembling the government team, handling part of the international relations portfolio for a president greatly focused on that area, and activating links with trade gr
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