US EditionDirector of Territorial Sovereignty: Amazon River Should Not Be Intervened
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Last week a controversy broke out between President Petro and his Peruvian counterpart, Dina Boluarte, for the sovereignty of the island of Santa Rosa, which is located over the Amazon River and was declared a district by the Congress of that country in juilio. La Silla spoke with Javier Pava, the director of territorial sovereignty of the Chancellery, who is in charge of the matter in the country. He explained the two scenarios of dialogue that…
The Colombian Military Forces (FFMM), in exercise of their constitutional missionaryity, have assumed the position of not ceding territory and of defending, with the necessary means, national integrity and sovereignty in the department of the Amazonas, in the Leticia area.This position occurs within the framework of the recent controversy between Colombia and Peru over the sovereignty of the island of Santa Rosa, currently populated and administ…
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