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Colombia to Skip Summit of the Americas Over Exclusion of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela - teleSUR English
President Petro criticized U.S. aggression in the Caribbean and urged LATAM integration through alternative alliances. On Wednesday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that he will not attend the 10th Summit of the Americas, scheduled to take place in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, on Dec. 4 and 5. His decision is a response to the exclusion of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela from the meeting, as well as to the latest U.S. attack on a su…
“What we have is an aggression in the Caribbean, which had been established as a zone of peace. I will not attend the Summit of the Americas. Dialogue does not begin with exclusions,” the head of state said.
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro announced that he will not attend the next Summit of the Americas in December in the Dominican Republic, after the exclusion of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
The Colombian president announced that he will not participate in the hemispheric meeting that will take place in the Dominican Republic, because of the exclusion of the three Latin American countries
Colombian President announces that he will not attend the Summit of the Americas for exclusions Published: 15-10-2025 / redpres.com Photo Flickr Photo Service/Presidency of Colombia The Colombian President criticizes the exclusions of key nations and proposes alternatives to promote ...
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Gustavo Petro, announced this Wednesday that he will not attend the next Summit of the Americas in December in the Dominican Republic, after being excluded the countries of Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. In his X account the president said “I will not attend the Summit of the Americas in the Dominican Republic. Dialogue does not begin with exclusions” He also reported that “the path of Latin America is the most open and…
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