Colombia's President-Elect Abelardo De La Espriella to Cut Ties With Cuba and Nicaragua: What It Could Mean for Venezuela
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Bogotá. President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella intends to turn Colombian foreign policy around with the closure of more than a dozen embassies, including that of Cuba and Nicaragua, with whom he will break relations because he considers them “tyrannys.”
After the recent announcement of the closure of the embassy in Nicaragua, the defeat of De la Espriella in San Andrés and Providencia was a success of the insular intuition: breaking relations is deepening a crisis whose cost, as always, is not paid by continental Colombia
The President-elect of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, announced that he will make a profound restructuring of foreign policy, including the closure of 14 embassies, including Cuba and Nicaragua. According to Abelardo de la Espriella, the closure of 14 embassies and the breakdown of relations with several countries will help reduce public spending and redefine Colombia’s diplomatic priorities. Abelardo de la Espriella announces the closure o…
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Colombian president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella will halt plans to open an embassy to the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, a sign of the country’s warming ties to Israel and the United States. “Colombia needs a diplomacy that is modern, efficient, and at the service of national interests, not of politics or bureaucracy,” de la Espriella said in a video announcing broad diplomatic reforms, which will go into effect after he is inaugurated on…
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elnorte.comPresident-elect of Colombia said to break relations with Cuba and Nicaragua so that his government 'doesn't have any ties with them.
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