Petro calls for respect for Panama's sovereignty after meeting with Mulino

The presidents of Colombia and Panama held a meeting this Friday, in which they adopted the commitment to prioritize the electrical interconnection project, as part of the integration, articulation and confrontation to the climate crisis. READ ALSO: Presidents of Colombia and Panama will hold a meeting to address migration and security As part of the joint declaration, Colombian president Gustavo Petro, said that "it is not just a question of in…

Gustavo Petro has allied himself with Panama this Friday to deal with the wave of deportations ordered by Donald Trump from the White House. Colombia’s president has met Friday with his counterpart from that country, José Raúl Mulino, in Panama City, where they have reached a series of migration agreements. However, the most important point, that of how to manage the sending of Venezuelan migrants to Caracas has remained on the air. “This agreem…

By Ivonne Valdés, CNN en Español The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, and the president of Panama, José Mulino, spoke about issues of security, migration and electrical interconnection, during a bilateral meeting held this Friday at the Palacio de las Garzas. Petro announced that he will present to Congress a treaty to reinforce respect for the sovereignty of Panama and the neutrality of the Panama Canal, as well as the Caribbean. Without d…

Mundo, Mar 29, 2025 (ATB Digital). – The governments of Colombia and Panama agreed this Friday to collaborate on migration issues to provide tens of thousands of migrants deported from the United States and those who voluntarily return from the border between this country and Mexico with a “humanitarian treatment” and with respect for “their human rights.” The agreement, of which no further details are known, was announced after the visit of the…

Colombia's President, Gustavo Petro, and his Panamanian counterpart, José Raúl Mulino, agreed this Friday in Panama to collaborate to guarantee a humanitarian treatment for migrants returning to the south after failing to gain access to the United States The Panama and Colombia entry agree on humanitarian collaboration for migrants returning to the south #29Mar was first published in El Impulso.

The Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Giorgio Silli, concluded an institutional mission in Panama, where he inaugurated, together with the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Carlos Ruiz Hernández, the Political Dialogue Mechanism, confirming the relaunch phase of bilateral relations, sanctioned by the visit to Italy, last January, of the Panamanian President José Rael Mulino, received at the Quirinale by President Sergio Mattarella.