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Trump Seeks Forceful Influence in Latin America

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Left-wing leaders from Brazil, Mexico and Colombia notably not involved in US president’s forceful regional initiative

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The White House said Tuesday that it did not invite Colombia to the Shield of the Americas, an alliance with right-wing Latin American governments to fight drug trafficking, because it still does not see the “level of cooperation” needed by the Colombian government.

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Washington, 10 Mar (EFE).- The White House stated this Tuesday that it did not invite Colombia to the Shield of the Americas, an alliance with right-wing Latin American governments to fight drug trafficking, because it still does not see “the level of cooperation” needed by the Colombian government. “I do not think we are still seeing the level of cooperation that we would like from the Colombian government to invite them to the Shield of the Am…

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Gustavo Petro declared that his country is "essential" in the fight against cocaine and described the new alliance of 17 countries announced by the US president as insufficient.

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“It seems to me that with 17 small, weak and inexperienced countries, you can’t make a shield,” the president of Colombia said.

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El Tiempo broke the news in on Monday, March 9, 2026.
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